Sentence examples for death of ideas from inspiring English sources

There's a piece in Sunday's New York Times about the death of ideas: where are the big thinkers today -- paradigm shifters like Keynes, Einstein, Friedan?

Not all of the films address these themes but, says, Leyva "many people are dealing with their own mortality, or the death of ideas they once held to be absolute".

The unnecessary death of good ideas -- and of people -- is much on my mind as the new year looms, with its promise of fresh starts.

But the death of these ideas begins with concrete changes in the reality around us, changes that scientists can measure.

Attending a social gathering that celebrates or mourns the death of business ideas or ventures offers an ideal opportunity to make such a transition smoother.

But some theologians, including Ellen T. Charry of Princeton Theological Seminary, maintain that the call to action inherent in "Death of God" ideas stirred an interest in social justice among liberal Christians and influenced the liberation theology movement of the 1960s and '70s.

As a student-entrepreneur, I find myself surrounded by the birth, growth and death of new ideas that feed the venture capital industry.

"It might be the death of an idea," he says.

Historians have sometimes framed the treacherous history of whiteness as the slow death of an idea.

What explains this curious death of an idea once favoured by the men at the top of their two parties?

"But I am not going to go into this conference frightened to death of the idea of having to make some compromise with the House on eminent domain".