Sentence examples for assorted ideas from inspiring English sources

Although earlier scriptures, such as the Bhagavati-sutra, contained assorted ideas on logic and epistemology, the 2nd-century-ce philosopher Kundakunda was the first to develop Jaina logic.

The Liberal Democrats, who have assorted ideas for unwinding Labour's nastier inroads on liberty, should help to keep them honest.The credit crunch has shaken the kaleidoscope of British politics.

In the process he mixed in assorted ideas about time and about what constitutes a person: is it what he makes of himself by the end of his life or is it the total of all his experiences and actions?

And the reek will be worse this year than ever, as free schools and assorted other ideas farted from the ever-noxious bumhole that is Michael Gove pollute the atmosphere and fog the once-shining vision of an egalitarian, comprehensive education system so thoroughly that it is hard to perceive even its outline any more.

"Not other assorted crooks, mind you.

It is a triumph of now familiar co-ordination and amalgamation, of using the same staff to sing and dance in many assorted venues, or an idea whose time has come – and begun to go a little.

These results reinforce the idea that assorted control mechanisms evolved in plants to allow them to adjust to a changing environment.

Including the Commission's own expert group, which offered an assorted pick'n'mix of ideas — set over various and some not-at-all-instant-fix timeframes.

In Muse, they weave assorted scraps, beginnings, and even other artists' ideas together with epic results.

However, if extra "dough" is not important to you, you may cut these out with a cookie cutter, to create assorted fun shapes (which are super-fun ideas for kids birthday parties).

Fondue, assorted meats, shrimp, scallops, and sausages are all good ideas.