Sentence examples for appropriation of ideas from inspiring English sources

The appropriation of ideas doesn't stop there.

Think of the appropriation of ideas by Picasso and Matisse, she reminds us, and the Mondrian painting by Yves Saint Laurent.

But what's clear is that there's a growing determination to expose and neutralise the cultural hangovers of colonialism and imperialism – whether they're exhibited in the appropriation of ideas or objects.

A couple of years ago the appropriation of ideas became the appropriation of studios as the company purchased its way to dominance, snapping up cool studios like Area/Code and Wild Needle.

When the Museum of Modern Art opened its "Deconstructivist Architecture" show in 1988, Mr. Leroy turned up on West 53rd Street to protest the Modern's appropriation of ideas from a similar show that never got off the ground but that was to have included his work.

Yet his appropriation of ideas from Asian philosophies is also evident to the discerning reader, if more by way of allusion and affinity than by direct citation.

But his vehement appropriation of the ideas of the far-right Front National's Marine Le Pen have only served to give her more credibility and legitimacy.

Mr. Clinton has made the appropriation of others' ideas a hallmark of his administration, regularly seizing Republican initiatives that he deems worthy.

Her appropriation of the ideas and terminology of various French theorists Jacques Derrida as well as Barthes and Lacan became fashionable among postmodern artists and critics from the 1970s onward.

All too often their literary achievement -- including their appropriation of Romantic ideas, their assimilation of other writers' influences, and their own ambition and vision and craft -- would be neglected in favor of voyeuristic excavations of their lives and reductive gender readings of their role as women in a patriarchal world.

It's an appropriation of that idea.