Sentence examples for with no foundations from inspiring English sources

It was a shell when they found it, falling down, with no foundations and a mess of a grey slate roof, but they loved its remoteness, and the wildness of its garden.

Its hideous '60s back half extension with no foundations was capped by a flat roof in dire need of repair … and the garden was the size of a handkerchief.

But with no foundations built before and throughout the shit-storm of puberty, it's unrealistic to expect both boys and girls to be able to navigate the nuances of sexual situations once they're young adults.

But with no foundations built before and throughout the shit-storm of puberty, it's unrealistic to expect both boys and girls to be able navigate the nuances of sexual situations once they're young adults.

You should know that you have the power to make good things happen instead of being a victim to rituals and actions with no foundations.

One of the house's elegant touches and cost efficiencies is that it is built above the ground, with no foundation and thus no basement.

"The constant threats, that they will kick us out of the euro zone, is a strategy with no foundation," he said.

The will of artists and their agents to please us, while pleasant in itself, fosters a vast complacency — a cloud castle of self-approval, with no foundation and only a billowing afflatus of success for success's sake.

For a start, your claim that "the European project has been carried forward by an elite that has paid little heed to the views of ordinary people" parrots a Eurosceptic cliché with no foundation.

Speculation with no foundation in logic or fact is opened up as a serious news item with the simple inclusion of the phrase "Did [insert name of person] know about [insert event]?" The answer – if there was ever any attempt to actually arrive at it – will always be "No".

It was built in temperatures that often rose above 120 degrees, hundreds of feet above a river with no foundation to support the construction, and amid worrisome delays, like when a crane careened to the ground in high winds in 2006.