Sentence examples for changes in our ideas from inspiring English sources

As Dr. Hill of Yale said, "It is always new specimens, particularly those from little known time periods or geographic areas, that provoke the greatest changes in our ideas".

We come by the idea of power though considering the possibility of changes in our ideas made by experiences and our own choices.

I remain to be fully convinced that a bike really needs to be part of the Internet of things, but there's no denying that there's plenty of cyclists who are willing to spend real moolah on their two-wheeled friends — and OpenBike may just kick open the door to a big change in our ideas about what a bike ought to have in its accessory package.

"For it is a possibility that the duration of the slump may be much more prolonged than most people are expecting and much will be changed both in our ideas and in our methods before we emerge.

The coalition failed to take note of this famous quote from Keynes, written in 1930, just after the Great Crash but before the Great Depression: "For it is a possibility that the duration of the slump may be much more prolonged than most people are expecting and much will be changed both in our ideas and in our methods before we emerge.

I'm going to hope that some clever writers in Hollywood read this and get the idea of writing a modern comedy that thematizes the changes taking place in our ideas about adultery.

It is subjective ideas such as the subjective idea of the change in our mind that is the immediate reaction on an outer object (such as a rose) that stimulates our senses.

Each year, I marvel at the changes in our world, and the many ideas discussed to solve each new challenge.

We do in fact have a pretty clear idea about what changes in our minds.

Whether it's a goal to be a better friend or the aim to prioritize happiness, we have the power to make positive changes in our lives -- and nothing captures that idea better than the official flowers of April.

And it shows how ballet vocabulary is built on specific physical principles, then elaborates and subverts them in ways that change our ideas about what ballet can be.