Sentence examples for different ideas of the from inspiring English sources

The two could coexist, but they were different ideas of the ways it worked".

"We had fundamentally different ideas of the role," Mr. Greenberg said.

The contest between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama revealed two different ideas of the Presidency.

The Clinton-Obama battle reveals two very different ideas of the Presidency.

But the senator's announcement of a plan on his own startled some Democratic colleagues, a number of whom have quite different ideas of the best way to proceed.

Then, when I started writing Missy, I got interested in other writers and all their completely different ideas of the frontier...".

"The idea that I have a fundamentally different idea of the state, I think that's all rubbish," he says.

Three philosophical generations later, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831) could not have had a more different idea of the significance, or the results, of philosophical inquiry.

Robots like Allen, and Elmer and Elsie before it, seemed to Clark to represent a fundamentally different idea of the mind.

"But you can go back home with a clearer sense that each language goes with a different culture, which goes with a different idea of the world itself.

This could be good; it reflects the extent to which Mr. Lipski starts over with each new piece, working with a different idea of the body in a different material.