Sentence examples for classical idea from inspiring English sources
He considers it dangerous to impose classical idea in Jazz.
This may be a romantic notion, but it's also a classical idea.
The name is partly "a reference to the classical idea of apologetics," Mr. Pearson explains in his editor's notes.
"You see," he said, laughing delightedly, "I'm inventing an image of a classical idea for African America, a kind of root for the future".
The classical idea of politics dominated until the rise of Christianity, which was based on a new idea of what was good for people.
From the philosopher Theodor Adorno, he acquired the skills of "negative dialectic," a rejection of the classical idea that the process of negation should lead to positive conclusions.
By Evan Osnos The Communist Party has decided to embrace classical ideas of authority.
Nicola's use of Classical ideas was in some way linked with a search for a more realistic style.
According to classical ideas, the resulting energy is passed by energy hops down a molecular energy ladder.
Attempts to calculate the energy distribution for the radiation from a blackbody using classical ideas were unsuccessful.
However, special relativity allows a generalization of classical ideas to include particles with vanishing rest masses that can move only with the velocity of light.
