Sentence examples similar to a distilled idea from inspiring English sources

At her entertainer best Madonna distilled ideas and emotions into solid pop gold, transmitting a worldview through songs, music videos and her shape-shifter persona.

Meanwhile, I went from class to class, read hundreds — thousands — of pages of the distilled ideas of the great thinkers of human history, and nothing happened.

In that book he criticizes all of Western philosophy, because it consistently prioritizes distilled ideas above actual people.

It is a libertarian's fever dream, a distilled expression of the idea that the greater good is best served through unfettered (and, if necessary, brutal) economic competition.

We wrote about a distilled version of the Wisdom of the Crowds idea a couple of weeks ago when profiling PicksPal, a fantasy sports betting site.

They are really no more than a distilled spirit- ethyl alcohol comes to mind.

Beverages served include sake and shochu, a distilled spirit.

He's calling it "a distilled agave liquor".

Little Mr. Stipe: No, this Snowball is a distilled cry of loneliness.

The patois, Ms. Harris said, is a distilled version of the Tristan residents' actual speech.

But the latecoming romances don't always benefit from a distilled approach.