Sentence examples for creating a new idea from inspiring English sources

For creating a new idea by analogy, this study regards novelty as the domain-changing influenced by structural consistency with the source ideas.

Back in the '70s, when the women that Brunsdon wrote about were busy creating a new idea about themselves, a housewife was something a middle-class woman had to resist becoming by default.

A single company need not pour resources into creating a new idea (while diverting capital and people from core revenue generators); that investment can be husbanded for prototyping, piloting, and building, while the initial investment in the idea or technology is shared.

Rolling Stone, reviewing a reissue of "Bad Girls" last August, said Ms. Summer had created "a new idea of international pop," adding: "Madonna's career without Summer and 'Bad Girls'?

"My main goal is to create a new idea of what a community center is," said the program director, Rachel Cole, 27. "The table and the kitchen serve as this place that brings people together and helps people reconnect".

Money was not very important to him, except when he ran out of it, and then he would create a new idea.

So maybe the best way to create a world in which most people are willing to "poke the box" -- to create a new idea, then start work on it and then ship it -- is to help millions of people get rid of the beliefs that are preventing such behavior.

In each of the museums has been installed a slanting wall hung with paintings that does not so much separate topics as provide a metaphor for the ideas of going against the grain and creating a new order, ideas that are so fundamental to the exhibition.

Brooks voiced the character Russ Cargill in The Simpsons Movie and for "about a week", he was to reprise the role of Scorpio, but the staff felt that creating a new character was a better idea.

For "about a week", he was to reprise the role of Hank Scorpio from the episode "You Only Move Twice", but the staff felt that creating a new character was a better idea.

Many were drawn to the idea of creating a new, more egalitarian society.