Sentence examples for absorbing ideas from inspiring English sources

Jazz musicians have been absorbing ideas and collaborating with Indian musicians at least since the 1960's.

The young scholar took full advantage of the intellectual cacophony of Cambridge, absorbing ideas from sociology to psychology, and eventually he tried his hand at leadership itself.

The music is the heir to calypso that has been speeded up, toughened and made more showmanlike by absorbing ideas from reggae, rock and hip-hop, not to mention music videos.

Overseas markets now account for half of Google's revenue, and the company is becoming more keenly aware of the need to tailor its services to local markets, as well as the advantages of absorbing ideas from outside the United States, company executives say.

Smithsonian American Art Museum director Betsy Broun says the futurist was "like an antennae that was pointed out into the world, absorbing ideas".

In other areas Chinese craftsmen seemed happy to absorb ideas from abroad.

It was so easy to listen to her that you absorbed ideas without realising.

Our brains rarely absorb ideas and facts in one instance: they have to be repeatedly hammered to stick.

A gallery of mutants from generations old and new is spread across Marvel's hyperactive and excitable new X-Men movie, directed by Bryan Singer, which seems to absorb ideas of occult resurgence and mythic confrontation from films like Raiders of the Lost Ark and Star Wars.

We can create, transmit, and absorb ideas with immense freedom in pictures, speech, writing, music, and more.

The field of health economic evaluation has absorbed ideas on the measurement of quality of life from psychology, the measurement of outcomes from epidemiology, and the measurement of costs from accounting and economics--all presented in a framework that has been adapted from basic economics.