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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all our ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collective set of thoughts or concepts that belong to a group.
Example: "During the brainstorming session, we shared all our ideas to come up with the best solution."
Alternatives: "all of our thoughts" or "every one of our concepts".
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One was to reject his empiricist principles concerning the origin of all our ideas and argue that our idea of God is either innate or derived from reason and not the senses.
"All our ideas about dealing with them have failed".
We will use All Our Ideas to vote on topics.
Because we cannot see reality directly, all our ideas are guesses about what is going on.
"We look to Scotland for all our ideas of civilization," wrote Voltaire.
Throughout the year we are asked to produce sketch books, where we record all our ideas and thoughts.
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That was all our idea, and what's more important is that we have some feelings and re-align our national chakras in a Thomas Friedman-led national encounter session.
"We all have opinions, we all have sensitivities, we all have our ideas and understanding of the area," Nazarian says of the Middle East.
"So we were posting all of our ideas freely on the internet for all of us to see".
"All of our ideas are pretty ridiculous.
"It gives us complete freedom to document all of our ideas," Mr. Bazini said.
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