Sentence examples for considers ideas from inspiring English sources

He considers ideas from John Alcock, Aristotle, Ruth Benedict, Jeremy Bentham, Charles Darwin, Richard Dawkins, Thomas Hobbes, David Hume, Immanuel Kant, John Locke, John Stuart Mill, G.E. Moore, Thomas Nagel, Plato, John Rawls, W.D. Ross, Michael Ruse, Albert Schweitzer, Peter Singer, Herbert Spencer, Paul Taylor, Robert Trivers, G.C. Williams, E.O.

There should be a citizens' convention to consider ideas for political reform, she says.

The Transportation Department also will consider ideas like permit parking, the spokeswoman added.

Ms. Pelosi told reporters that she was open to considering ideas proposed by the House Republicans.

Consider ideas about an astronomical topic and its value in the scientific world.

But it is still worth considering ideas to contain prices, and perhaps even lower them.

They are also considering ideas like making any tax cut dependent on the surplus's actually materializing.

Brandeis's considered ideas about management were actually far closer to the Gilbreths' than to Taylor's.

By the late 1940s, though, much of the excitement had waned, and she was considering ideas for a new novel.

Master diagnosticians and scientists cogitate in the same way, actively considering ideas that don't normally sit together.

Along these lines, Washington may want to consider ideas that have stabilized other conflict-prone regions such as Europe.