Arnie was driven to be successful by a legendary work ethic bounded by his limitless perfectionism founded upon the cornerstones of integrity, dedication, discipline, and sheer determination.
Modern liberal theory has built its approach to social difference and diversity generally upon the cornerstone of toleration as a blueprint for addressing socially divisive phenomena.
A society founded upon the cornerstone of religious freedom, and whose Constitution enshrines the value of free exercise of religion, would be impoverished immeasurably if it afforded religious communities no protection against laws that require them to violate their faith.
It is built upon the three cornerstones of policy, process, and IT infrastructure.
"You look at our problems," Schuerholz said, "and we have these two cornerstones upon which to remedy them.
My grandfather should have been the cornerstone upon which we built our American lives.
His involvement, about which he boasted constantly in future years, was the cornerstone upon which he would build a remarkable political career, first as governor of South Carolina and then, for 24 years, as a United States senator.
Although Allen has underplayed the comparison, his blue Jasmine clearly has her roots in the white woods of Tennessee Williams's antiheroine, providing a cornerstone upon which Blanchett builds another towering performance.
"The North Dakota Human Life Amendment does not impose any criminal penalties, but it will act as a cornerstone upon which past and future pro-life legislation may be built," according to the Web site of supporters of the amendment.
UNITED PALACE 4140 Broadway, at 175th St .(212-207-7171) — April 9: A good three decades after they fell apart in a haze of drug-fuelled chaos, the Stooges — the cornerstone upon which the church of punk rock was built — defied all expectations and re-formed in 2003.
