Sentence examples for Collision of ideas from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's a collision of ideas and images.

It is a strange and wonderful collision of ideas.

The design reflects a conviction that the collision of ideas, even more than architectural forms, gives cities their civilizing power.

It's from a press I've never heard of called Minted Prose, whose mission is to "immerse readers in the collision of ideas, art, science and society".

Mr. Woodruff holds similar views about the collision of ideas, sounds and images on stage and the importance of improvisation and the process of creating theatrical work.

Our libraries should be places that encourage the collision of ideas and the challenge of opinions and which open up, not close off, doors to new worlds of knowledge, experience, and adventure".

You set up a tableau with conditions for collisions of ideas and let the thing run.

Places are no longer fixed, Just seems to suggest; instead, they're continually evolving collisions of ideas.

This is a trusted recipe that, like so many recipes, is a collisions of ideas – a River Cafe recipe, a dish once made by a friend, a picture – all mixed up and made mine.

The potential of brainstorming is realised only if collisions of ideas are not only possible, but happen.

And much like the doctrine of checks and balances in the Constitution, the enshrinement of argument created a permanent collision of juxtaposed ideas and interests that generated a dynamic and wholly modern version of political stability.