Sentence examples for a shared idea from inspiring English sources

When comparing discourses between and within European countries it becomes questionable to what extent a shared idea of 'Europe' exists.

"Oprah and her magazine stand for this idea — a shared idea we all have — a shared hope we all have," he says, "of living your best life".

But Graham, who died Feb. 21 at age 99, was of a different era, a different America in which there was even roughly a shared idea of religion.

A "conversation" was an informal paid talk, in an intimate venue — a parlor rather than a hall — whose raison d'être, Matteson writes, was to unite the participants in "sympathetic communion around a shared idea".

It is nonsensical to speak of one photograph being substantially similar to another in the rendition and creation of the subject but somehow not infringing because of a shared idea.

A "conversation" was an informal paid talk, in an intimate venue a parlor rather than a hall whose raison d'être, Matteson writes, was to unite the participants in "sympathetic communion around a shared idea".

"This is specifically the western African sound: there are a lot of shared ideas between these two neighbouring countries.

Is this unscrupulous, or speaking to a larger movement or shared ideas and themes?

Much of this has centred on a community studio where artists shared ideas and contacts.

8. Build a shared, centralized idea bank.

"Eating more vegetables, paring things back a bit, sharing ideas instead of being secretive".