Sentence examples for sure foundation from inspiring English sources

It remains a profoundly liberating idea: my faith is not premised upon the sure foundation of coherent philosophical position.

He, more than any other, established on a sure foundation the conception of plant disease caused by parasitic fungi.

But this house was founded in the Karl Lagerfeld 1970s period of "le flou" — those little-nothing, bias-cut dresses that created a light but sure foundation of a feminine look.

To be sure, foundation trustees often enjoy wide latitude on how they operate, and Ms. Rothschild's will gave Mr. Miller broad authority to interpret the foundation's mission and to donate to a range of charitable and educational causes.

We'll combat the ever-growing threat of inflation, build a sure foundation, oust the crooks (formerly known as "turn the rascals out"), give the lie to, stem the tide, stand on our platform, answer the call, and cherish the hope.

Skipping stages might appear to speed up the process, but in the end it denies the organization the sure foundation it needs to build a lasting customer-focused mind-set.

To be sure, foundations generally try to make sure that gifts do not drop precipitously.

"When we believe in transformation at the local and personal level, we are laying the sure foundations for change at the national and international level.

The aim of reform must be a political system congruent with the philosophy of a post-bureaucratic age, whose watchword is fluidity and whose leitmotif is the sovereignty of the people – the only sure foundations for a new British constitution.

Constructing his own blithely funky edifice on sure foundations from George Clinton (Everybody Too Cool) to D-Train (on the Julio Bashmore-assisted Good Times), Davis Jr seems equally at home amid the brazen pop of Sunday Morning and the way more abstract 10-minute finale Welcome Back.

The conference was dedicated to analyzing all aspects religious, philosophical, psychological, sociological, and historical of the phenomenon that we call "hope". I chose to focus on "Hope in the Context of Global Climate Change". The guiding question for me was how do we talk about "hope" in a postmodern era where the very concepts of sure foundations in "nature" are gone.