Sentence examples for array of ideas and from inspiring English sources

He said: "There's a huge array of ideas and they go from local scale to intermediate scale to a global scale.

A more diverse workforce, in terms of not just gender, but also sexuality and ethnicity, would lead to a wider array of ideas and inputs, not because women and minorities have better ideas but because they sometimes have different ones.

Like symbols in Renaissance paintings, Line stickers express a wide, complex, and often bemusing array of ideas and emotions and some are just really messed up, in an awesome way.

Han's demo was one of a breathtaking array of ideas and technology on exhibition two weeks ago at an invitation-only science fair salon called "Gadgetoff," held at the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan.

Jeb Bush likes to present himself as contemplative, embracing a wide array of ideas and influences.

Ideally, the learning experience exposes students to new ways of thinking, to an array of ideas and possibilities, and to meeting others outside their comfort zone.

Every summer, 12 public high school juniors, and 12 of their teachers, are given an all expense-paid trip to the Aspen Ideas Festival, where they are exposed the extraordinary array of ideas on display, and meet and share meals with many of the movers and shakers who speak there.

So, needless to say, Garlinghouse has played many roles and has overseen a wide array of ideas through his time in Silicon Valley (and is a Jayhawks fan, which is FINE I guess).

The future vitality of the U.S. democratic system of government and quality of our public policies should be based on broadening the array of ideas presidential candidates from both parties and the public can evaluate, debate, and ultimately base their political decisions.

Since the issue, in your words, "assesses an array of feminist ideas and arguments," you thought "it made particular sense to commission illustrations from a woman" (Up Front).

Let's bear in mind as well the so-called "information revolution" that places at our fingertips vast amounts of data and a rich array of ideas as to what is going on.