Sentence examples for some pillar of from inspiring English sources
So often do we cast Alfred Brendel as metaphysician -- as some pillar of rectitude helping to hold up the Classical-era piano literature -- that we forget how much a man of the theater he is.
I am not proselytizing about my mighty way or the highway, that I am some pillar of preparedness, just read my Christmas blog about losing power called Gridlocked out at Christmas.
For years, it has received millions in donations from some pillars of the industry.
Just two months into office, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is showing an increasing willingness to take on some pillars of Japan's establishment — the central bank and the country's politically influential farmers — in an aggressive attempt to finally breathe some new life into Japan's listless economy.
TAHARA, Japan — Just two months into office, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is showing an increasing willingness to take on some pillars of Japan's establishment — the central bank and the country's politically influential farmers — in an aggressive attempt to finally breathe some new life into Japan's listless economy.
How the court rules could shake some pillars of sports law by reshaping the definition of a sports league, which would in turn affect professional leagues, teams and players, as well as the constellations of companies that do business with them.
"I don't see why we should not or would not" have a general news operation, Mr. Glocer said, calling news "quite an important pillar" of some Reuters operations.
Little remains except some stone pillars of the Coptic Christian Church, jutting up out of the sand.
Thus their church has spent the last several decades changing and then changing some more, from a sedate pillar of the WASP establishment into one of the most self-consciously progressive Christian bodies in the United States.
"She is a pillar of strength.
