Sentence examples for core idea of the from inspiring English sources

That's the core idea of the site," said writer and professor Clay Shirky, who studies social networks.

It has to do with the core idea of the opera: Saariaho's experience of the pain and beauty of birth.

But "the core idea of the Bush Administration, which was stopping uranium enrichment as a precondition for talks, was a nonstarter, and Obama seems to have recognized that".

"That's why this is truly a situation where there is strength in numbers, and that was the core idea of the NLRA.. . .

The core idea of the method is to postprocess the sequence of interfaces generated by the additive Schwarz wave relaxation solver.

The core idea of the dharma is that we can achieve sunyata and become unified with the void if we follow the noble eight-fold path and release ourselves from the cycle of rebirth.

The core ideas of the PSS design are critically engaged in light of the principles and priorities of fluid transitions.

The exhibition "shows how the core ideas of the Enlightenment bridge history," added Klaus Schrenk, director of the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen in Munich.

In theory, there are new bridges feeding offenders into the treatment regime - the idea of using the criminal justice system as an outreach network is one of the core ideas of the drugs strategy.

"300 B.C. was the height of China's Axial Age, that is, it was in the middle of the period in which the core ideas of the Chinese intellectual tradition took form," she wrote.

This book could be called "The Intelligent Person's Guide to Economics". Like Robert Heilbroner's The Worldly Philosophers, it attempts to explain the core ideas of the great economists, beginning with Adam Smith and ending with Joseph Schumpeter.