Sentence examples for an organizing idea from inspiring English sources

To be sustained, the experience calls for an organizing idea, a ruling fiction, making disorientation meaningful.

If Tatar doesn't offer an organizing idea about what fairy tales are, she does offer a strong view about what they usually include, and that ends up doing more or less the same work.

An installation by Ms. Nakaya, like the one she created for Ms. Brown's 1980 work "Opal Loop/Cloud Installation No. 72503," illustrates an organizing idea of the exhibition: the perishability of dance.

The preliminary proposal should offer a brief account of the proposed site; information on the available transportation to the location; potential sources of funding and the level of local interest; it should also name potential plenary speakers and an organizing idea.

Jones [ 40] defines framing as, "a central organizing idea, or frame, for making sense of relevant events" (p.5).

While short on specifics, it's clear from their rhetoric that their central organizing idea is a return to the same failed, job-killing ideas Americans overwhelmingly rejected in 2008: tax cuts for the wealthy and big corporations, little to no government oversight, and slashing efforts to help grow the middle class.

Official policy documents are studied with a view to unveiling the central organizing idea or ideology behind the policies.

The organizing idea of all its music beamed out from beginning to end: a dank, cramped, low-expectations idea of eternity.

That was the organizing idea behind the movie," Carey says.

A conceptual framework provides a method for organizing ideas and approaches over the lifespan of a research project.

These types are (1) ideational GM, an incongruent representation of experiential meaning; (2) logical GM, a way of organizing ideas at the level of discourse in an incongruent manner; and (3) interpersonal GM, which presents authorship in the text both implicitly and explicitly.