Sentence examples for Interchange of ideas from inspiring English sources

LISTnet, formed 11 months ago to promote the interchange of ideas, now has 400 members.

Beyond personal financial benefits, the interchange of ideas between campus and corporation can allow for a fruitful cross-fertilization.

An interchange of ideas across the Atlantic between Europe and South America – one that has so often been written out of art history – was inevitable.

"We provide an interchange of ideas and help," said Ms. Donnelly, 41, who was born with spina bifida and uses a wheelchair.

"By having different generations involved, we have a much livelier discussion and interchange of ideas," Mr. Amirkhanian said in an e-mail message.

The response was positive; the finance minister, Kreuger's envoy wrote, "is one of the few Chinese with whom one can feel an accurate interchange of ideas is possible".

And in those enormous masses of humanity with their quick interchanges of idea, their swirling complexity and immediacy of movement the influence of style is singularly acute.

Is there a good interchange and mix of ideas?

On one side it emphasizes an internal mobility of peoples and cultures, which at a momentous phase in the history of civilization brought about such an interchange of beliefs and ideas as that, for example, which left for the contemplation of later generations a characteristic emblem of the eastern Mithraic cult in north Britain below the Roman Wall.

In this fascinating study, preeminent historian Marc Fumaroli reveals how an imagined "republic" of ideas and interchange fostered the Italian Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and the French Revolution.

Without the interchange of people, goods, and ideas made possible by the existence of the North Sea, the cultural development of northwestern Europe after the Middle Ages might have been greatly retarded.