Sentence examples for bare idea from inspiring English sources

The bare idea of the trilogy is a large part of its power.

Nussbaum finds this construct of "overlapping consensus" to be "a much more helpful idea to think with than the bare idea of 'separation'" between church and state.

Other than the bare idea of the devices (be they netbook, tablet, or other), there's not much information.

On the contrary, his defense of self-love makes it clear that he is not willing to defend the bare idea that one ought to love oneself alone or above others; he defends self-love only when this emotion is tied to the correct theory of where one's good lies, for it is only in this way that he can show that self-love need not be a destructive passion.

Management has since sent the union follow-up thoughts to Selig's bare ideas.

They had only the barest idea of what the protest was about, she said, but snapped photos to record the experience anyway.

What I might have told him was a problem, had he asked, was that I had only the barest idea who Robert Fripp was.

The truth is we all revel in glory when an underdog like Leicester City wins the football and are beholden to those who turn seemingly simple ideas into bare necessities, such as Jan Koum, CEO and founder of Whatsapp, who's come a long way since living off food stamps in Ukraine at the tender age of 16.

Just the fury remained, distilled, liberating.' The Inheritance of Loss dissects the dream of empire, old and new, and lays bare the idea of colonial modernity.

This lays bare the idea that the war is a Christian Crusade.

He couldn't bare the idea of seeing them moving away from him.