Sentence examples for common idea of from inspiring English sources

There is a common idea of one share, one vote, so that your economic interests are the same as your voting interests".

But we all know really that the common idea of ever more people, each consuming ever more stuff, for ever, on a finite planet is impossible.

The most common idea of Charles Mingus's music is of its terrific weight and force, and that's what the Mingus Big Band, in its long-running weekly residency at Fez, continues to reaffirm.

Until we incorporate a range of ethnicities and skin tones into our common idea of how it's possible to be beautiful, body image will never be an even playing field.

The problems he faces are mostly the same as those faced by Mr Kan: the need to clear up a huge natural and nuclear disaster with only a split party, a divided parliament, and no common idea of what the priorities should be.

For example, a common idea of penguins is of short, black and white flightless waterfowl.

It was bound together by common ideas of the best (Christian) life, the public good, democratic duty and good manners.

The term 'scrappy' is rarely associated with VCs with the common ideas of plush glass offices with vast board rooms.

Contradicting common ideas of Africa as a 'continent on the move', the analysis shows that intra-African migration intensities have gone down.

Instead (and contrary to common ideas of seeing economic, social and cultural rights as long-term goals to be achieved in the future), one aim of the agreements is to place more focus on the potential of economic, social and cultural rights to contribute to solving very immediate problems.

We must move in the direction of common fiscal concepts, a common monetary policy, and common ideas of commercial responsibility.