Sentence examples for circle of ideas from inspiring English sources

This talk will discuss various work with collaborators around this circle of ideas.

Richard Jeffries, the nineteenth-century British naturalist, wrote: "Never, never rest contented with any circle of ideas, but always be certain that a wider one is still possible".

We prove infinite-dimensional second order Poincaré inequalities on Wiener space, thus closing a circle of ideas linking limit theorems for functionals of Gaussian fields, Stein's method and Malliavin calculus.

This transcendental project is, however, subordinate to one constraint: a metaphysical system which can limit and constrain the realm of the possible which might make up our circle of ideas.

This is important: to get to know people, listen, expand the circle of ideas.

This was the culmination of eight years of developing the "circle of ideas known as the coalescent" [ 6] which brought into light the essence of the relation between population size and ancestry.

Mr. Izzard, whose theme is nothing less than civilization and its multifarious contents, traffics in delirious, dizzying circles of ideas and images.

(Do substitutes get a door?) Incidentally, not that the president is one, but how does it defame a person to call him a "socialist" (outside of nutty far-right circles) — a set of ideas many advanced Western democracies find congenial, what with the accessible health-care, affordable higher education and good public transportation?

No matter what happens next, the movement's center is likely to shift from the N.Y.C.G.A., just as it shifted from Adbusters, and form somewhere else, around some other circle of people, ideas, and plans.

If knowledge is the "perception of … the agreement or disagreement … of any of our Ideas" — are we not trapped in the circle of our own ideas?

"If all of your socializing centers around your work life, you tend to experience an ever-decreasing circle of influence and ideas," one pointed out.