Sentence examples for that buttress from inspiring English sources

But too often here the orchestra chords that buttress the vocal lines were listless.

We can identify a number of elements that buttress this rebound.

This weekend, the festival presents five films that buttress Mr. Kardish's assessment.

The Constitution is also largely a creation of the military and includes many provisions that buttress its influence and power.

In the past week Mr Putin has trampled over norms that buttress the international order and he has established dangerous precedents that go far beyond Ukraine (see article).

But in Mr. Hubbard's case, some of his amply compensated work takes policy stands that buttress the viewpoints of the corporate interests that are paying him.

"Are they complicit in a procedure that buttresses the patriarchy and the double standards around virginity?" Ms. El Feki asks.

Beauty usually smokes along a cement foundation below a chain-link fence that buttresses a sports field.

Negotiations for Mr. Saleh to establish a transfer of power, which appeared promising last week, have recently faltered amid an outpouring of support that buttressed his resolve.

It was hard not to notice a parallel: both Aldridge and Wilson had turned to the report that buttressed their own world view.

By omitting this section, the Chinese are questioning the status of Indian-controlled Kashmir, a position that buttresses Pakistan's own claims, several Indian analysts have argued.