Sentence examples for catalog of ideas from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes these speeches can be a series of disembodied initiatives, a catalog of ideas that don't necessarily cohere," said David Axelrod, a senior adviser to the president.

Republicans pounced then and again after the leak of a memorandum in 1994 by Mr. Clinton's budget director, Alice M. Rivlin, which offered a written "catalog" of ideas for reducing the budget deficit by tax increases and Social Security cuts.

Ask Mr. Eno a question — about lyrics, say, or his songwriting process — and an hour later you walk away with an unsummarizable catalog of big ideas on music, history and technology, as well as a reading list to keep you occupied for a month.

Look at vintage photographs and catalogs for ideas of vintage style.

He and his colleagues have compiled a catalog of six fundamental ideas that commonly undergird moral systems: care, fairness, liberty, loyalty, authority and sanctity.

Look in seed catalogs for ideas.

With this edition of "The Year in Ideas," our up-to-the-minute catalog of the modern mind becomes an annual institution.

Her series, The Subjective Catalog of Columns, addresses "the idea of the column as a symbol".

The customers came up with a multitude of ideas, and from these, a catalog was developed; the catalog contained a synthesis of all the ideas created in the project.

You have to firmly identify the despised other, and rehearse the catalog of his/her physical deficiencies, dangerous ideas, disgusting behaviors and suspect origins.

William Grimes, in a review for The New York Times that year, wrote that Strip House wasn't so much a steakhouse as "a catalog of hip references to the idea of a steakhouse".