Pillar used in a sentence

Pillar in a sentence as a noun

Thats not the only thing they learn, of course, but it is a fundamental pillar of the training.

He was both a code and cultural pillar of the greater redhat community, I will miss him.

Derivatives have never been huge business, or at least not a sturdy enough pillar to bear the weight that DVD sales have borne.

The corner pillar in a community is transparency, and GNU should be fully aware of this.

Until it's solved, have fun driving 18-wheelers across continually crumbling bridge pillars.

Properly designed crypto systems are those which don't force you to lean on any pillar that might give way unexpectedly.

No matter how long you are detained within this pod, in my opinion, it is absolutely without probable cause, which is a pillar of the Fourth Amendment.

It is not "never urgent", it is a fundamental pillar of Java that users will never have to rewrite their code, and that is one of the major reasons that Java is so popular with business.

I hate that I've just been reassigned to a new cube, same size, same desks, but now with a structural 4x4 pillar taking up another 25% and my back to the "door".I hate that I spend all day patching the same kinds of holes again and again without the authority to fix the root problems.

It's one thing to be a learned hacker who understands many paradigms, patterns and language features and can whip up a solution to anything in short order; it's a completely different thing to build an architecture that people consider brilliant and becomes a pillar of open-source.