Sentence examples for typical cornerstones from inspiring English sources

He has steered clear of action franchises and romantic comedies, the typical cornerstones of a major 21st-century screen career.

A: Most people will avoid large cities and population centers, a cornerstone to the typical advice on surviving a zombie outbreak/apocalypse.

This student response to a Cornerstone exam prompt regarding author replies is typical: I had this preconception [pre-course] that…you had to be like Einstein to penetrate that field.

Upper motor neuron involvement is demonstrable pathologically even in ALS cases with only lower motor neuron involvement clinically (Brownell et al., 1970; Ince et al., 2003), and its detection alongside the more typical lower motor neuron involvement in ALS is a cornerstone of diagnostic certainty.

As is typical for Mach, widely accepted biological principles become uncritically held cornerstones of his epistemology.

The explicit consent of the data subject, which is a cornerstone of most data protection regulations, is a typical example of requirement which is very difficult to put into practice in the new world of "pervasive computing" where many data communications necessarily occur without the users' notice.

EXPERIMENTS are the cornerstones of science.

Typical Hamlin.

Typical Lecter.

Typical Uber.

Typical Apple.