Sentence examples for combined ideas from inspiring English sources

In the end, the final scheme combined ideas from all three architects.

Minor White combined ideas about photography's incomparable descriptive power, taken from Edward Weston, with those about its emotional expressiveness, taken from Alfred Stieglitz.

One of the first French authors to become familiar with Husserl's thought was Emmanuel Lévinas, who combined ideas from Husserl and Heidegger in a personalist philosophy.

Olsen combined ideas from the two: from Curtis the back four and zonal marking, from Reep the idea that moves with three passes or fewer were more likely to result in a goal.

Before he went offline in 2011 without leaving much of a trail, Mr Nakamoto had cleverly combined ideas developed by others with his main invention: the "blockchain", a public ledger of all bitcoin transactions.

They combined ideas from mathematics such as making adjustments to the length, shape, thickness, or proportion of body parts, with ideas from science where they addressed improving air flow and capitalizing on the forces of flight in their redesigns.

By the last category he referred to the faculty of forming and combining ideas.

He had this incredible way of combining ideas that Roland Barthes would have been proud of, but with all the classical structure needed to fabricate a choreographic web".

Equally, 'manic thinking', which is common in people with bipolar disorder, may help people combine ideas to form new, original and humorous connections," Claridge added.

"Those who see their identities as compatible, they are better at combining ideas from the two identities to come up with something new," Dr. Cheng said.

"I love how he combines ideas of commercial display with domestic furniture, always keeping a strong sense of whimsy and play," she says.