Sentence examples for borrowed ideas from inspiring English sources
Borrowed ideas, bland pronouncements: sound familiar?
Indeed, they have borrowed ideas from him.
The PlayBook software is crawling with borrowed ideas.
All newspapers are light, shade and borrowed ideas.
He borrowed ideas from evangelical and charismatic churches and expanded his reach through cable TV.
The borrowed ideas include a slick-haired villain named Preston Preston, who swipes the secret formula.
Why it matters: In the past, China borrowed ideas from Europe and the US.
Its members borrowed ideas from psychoanalysis, philosophy and politics and then challenged them.
He gave Hegel due credit for borrowed ideas in both books, but he never embraced Hegelianism thoroughly.
House Republicans said they had borrowed ideas from the jobs bill that President Obama sent Congress in September.
Without Morris, there would, arguably, be none of the sweet surrealism of Green Wing (with its visual 'homages' to Morris's Jam ) or the terrifically pleased-with-itself nihilism of Nighty Night, which 'borrowed' ideas from everything Morris has ever done.
