Sentence examples for underpinning was from inspiring English sources

Additionally, its pasta underpinning was a bit gummy, as though it had been standing too long.

Instead, it got a report that determined the system's legal underpinning was hopelessly flawed.

While sources at Downing Street said statutory underpinning was "unnecessary and undesirable", Cameron signalled that it was not "a big issue of principle".

The legislative underpinning was simply to ensure ministers in future could not tamper with the system – either watering it down or cracking down on press freedom, she suggested.

The choreography, with its classical/Cunningham underpinning, was always clear; the dancing, by some of the best performers around, including Greenberg, always crystalline.

This religious underpinning was the work's connection to Bach, whose instrumental pieces are often as suffused with a sense of the sacred as his church works.

Six clauses relating to statutory underpinning were rejected.

One politician's "statutory underpinning" is another politician's coughing fit.

Sometimes, the underpinning is metaphorical minerals, for example, underpin both industry and, in the form of gold and silver, economics.

Sometimes this underpinning is literal; rocks, after all, are what govern landscape, agriculture and patterns of human settlement.

The Web's technology underpinning is constantly on the move.