Sentence examples for true cornerstone from inspiring English sources

The problem is that they eventually made it so Dolores is his daughter, but his true cornerstone is accidentally attached [to] his ACTUAL daughter in the photo.

The majority of heterocycle compounds and typically common heterocycle fragments present in most pharmaceuticals currently marketed, alongside with their intrinsic versatility and unique physicochemical properties, have poised them as true cornerstones of medicinal chemistry.

What you'll find: recipes for dishes that I like to make for weeknight dinners, a mix of tried-and-true cornerstones of my repertory and fly-by-night experiments that happen to work out well (we're not going to talk about the ones that don't).

And sounding true is the cornerstone of my government. .

You have touched and enriched the lives of each of us, beyond description, teaching by example that integrity, morality and true partnerships arethe cornerstones of all success.

A true narrative is the cornerstone foundation of a brand's identity -- carefully crafted out of core values.

Which is true: they were the cornerstone of his largely forgettable second run for the presidency.

Nowhere is this more true than in the cornerstone of GFX, the resale of horses.

And it is true that finding neutrality – a cornerstone policy of Wikipedia – under these circumstances is a serious challenge.

Andrew Dickson's observation that typographic design goes unnoticed is so true yet, as implied, it is the cornerstone of visual communication and, as once quoted: "It's easier for a typographer to be a graphic designer than vice versa".

Conner's masterpiece and the cornerstone of "It's All True"—is "Crossroads" (1976), a meditation on the atomic bomb, one of the darkest truths of the twentieth century.