Sentence examples for was founded not from inspiring English sources

The Labour party, they emphasise, was founded not by politicians but by a social movement.

America, however, was founded not on national principles but on universal ones.

It was founded not amid the hustle of Wall Street, but in the relative placid Kansas City, Kan.

"This is why the European Union was founded – not for bond spreads and stability pacts, but for these values.

"His brand of leadership was founded not on words, but on deeds -- deeds performed in conditions of hazard and hardship".

One of Alberro's central arguments is that the conceptual art movement was founded not just by the artists but also by the dealer Seth Siegelaub.

I think it important to speak of the principles on which the program is founded, not of all the administrative detail we in New Haven have found advantageous.

Like the SPCK and SPG, they were founded not by churches but as autonomous societies supported chiefly by denominational constituencies.

Science is founded not on principles that must be taken on faith, but on sound methodology based on an indisputable historical record of success.

In a multicultural Australia, we have a love of country that is founded not on race or ancestry, but on citizenship.

It is founded not just on business, but also on tourism and culture, said Pham Hong Thai at the Vietnamese Academy of Social Sciences, a government think tank.