Sentence examples for developing the ideas from inspiring English sources

The result of exploring and developing the ideas that people of colour have within the broad context of life, as opposed to the narrow context of race, would be real diversity and originality.

Mr. Wollheim, developing the ideas of Wittgenstein and Freud, argued that art could be understood only within its total context, from history to the nature of the surrounding community to the viewers' and artists' emotional dispositions and physical and psychic needs.

John Kampfner in the Observer made more of an attempt to discuss them – "the author does not convince me that the internet... reinforces inequality", he wrote, providing a possible explanation of why others chose not to: "the book is a series of snippets, rather than developing the ideas into a longer train of thought.

(Most historians of mathematics now claim that Newton and Leibniz developed their ideas independently: Newton developing the ideas first with Leibniz the first to publish).

Most of Kuhn's subsequent work in philosophy was spent in articulating and developing the ideas in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, although some of these, such as the thesis of incommensurability, underwent transformation in the process.

(Döring 2006) Much of Pufendorf's time in Heidelberg was taken up with lecturing (on Grotius and Tacitus), and with developing the ideas of the Elements, particularly through a series of dissertations that — according to the practice of the time — were written mostly by himself but defended orally by his students.

We have only just begun developing the idea.

Miller then began developing the idea for Mongrels in 2004.

Hyman spent nearly two years developing the idea.

VN was further involved in developing the idea and the transcranial Doppler and antihypertensive taper protocols.

JG was a student in this class and became interested in developing the idea further.