Sentence examples for containing ideas from inspiring English sources

According to the applicants this definition was satisfied by the publication and sale of a comic book containing ideas and illustrations that are offensive, degrading, and insulting to people on the basis of their origin or skin-colour.

Theoretical memos [ 15] containing ideas and impressions from interviews and transcripts were produced and used to inform coding discussions.

In containing ideas about individual competence and responsibility, the quote illustrates how two competing discourses – 'collectivising quality' versus 'self-governing health' (explained in more detail below) – can coexist in a single narrative.

That does not need to be done in the context of the current article, but perhaps worth noting that different approaches could be used in future to identify the controversial articles containing ideas that could be blocking the development of fields.

It contains ideas.

God's mind or reason contains ideas of all of the truths that men can discover.

"Music contains ideas, and it's the responsibility of the artist to communicate those ideas," he continued.

Formerly in a private collection and previously untraced, it contains ideas later fleshed out in Brontë's novels.

How To Eat has a chapter on weaning and feeding infants and toddlers; now my books contain ideas for teen feasts.

And a page of a sketchbook in a Berlin library contained ideas for the dramatic action and the scope and character of a "Macbeth" overture.

L'Humanité contained ideas that had been present in his debut, The Life of Jesus and in subsequent movies which had mysterious epiphanies and anti-realist inconsistencies.