cornerstones造句

Action and experimentation are the cornerstones of empiricism.

Prototype theory and basic level category are the cornerstones of cognitive linguistics.

I know these lessons are the basics...... but these remain cornerstones of design.

Conservative pundits here like to speak of this equality and sameness as being cornerstones of "Japanese" tradition. Nonsense.

The theory of legal relation of civil litigation is one of the three theoretical cornerstones in civil procedural law.

This is one of the cornerstones of my book: to clarify that the BPM discipline can be applied everywhere, using different frameworks or just using pen and paper.

As a result, we no longer remember long poems or folk stories by heart, feats of memory that were once the cornerstones of most people's lives.

Since the Middle Ages, fault liability principle has been one of the three theoretical cornerstones of the capitalist civil legal system.

Rhodes said Indonesia fits firmly into President Obama's focus on Asia, and on emerging powers and democracies as cornerstones of the strategic orientation of the United States in the 21st century.

Everyone will encounter difficulties and setbacks, and must have the determination and courage to fight against difficulties. Difficulties and setbacks are the cornerstones of achievement, and we beckon in the far direction. As long as we cross it and dare to strike in the waves, we will taste the fruit of victory.