Sentence examples for create the ideas that from inspiring English sources
3. Artists create the ideas that can initiate change, but only if they particpate by reminding lawmakers that they are important members of the workforce and taxpaying voters.
If I was not an idealist I would not have created the ideas that Corbyn borrowed from me.
The claim that women were psychologically traumatised by abortion and that the fetus experienced pain during the operation were woven together to create the idea that abortion hurt both fetuses and mothers.
Because Alberto's parents recognized Mr. Garcia's voice on the phone, the investigator said, the authorities suspect that he was trying to "create the idea that there was a kidnapping to divert attention from himself".
"If we fail for a second time, it will contaminate the atmosphere and create the idea that we can't take the hard decisions," Japan's trade negotiator, Yoichi Suzuki, said last week.
Media and investigative reports often relate wildlife trafficking to transnational organized crime and create the idea that this transit crime is run by sophisticated criminal groups.
The supposed neutrality of computers within genomics can create the idea that data speak for themselves, that through them nature can be perceived without inevitable human bias, black boxing and naturalising implicit assumptions that are part of not only the tools but also of the broader discourses surrounding genetics.
And that's one of the biggest problems unions create: the idea that they have a right to a job, like it's an entitlement awarded at birth.
He would start to flicker faster and faster as he ramped up to the moment of leaping so I wanted to play up the fragmented sense of time we had visually and create the idea that he was somehow jumping over other people to land at a different point in time.
