Sentence examples for different set of ideas from inspiring English sources
"There's a freshness, a different set of ideas out there.
"It gave me a radically different set of ideas.
You know, we just have a very different set of ideas about everything from the economy and education to, you know, strengthening families and providing health care.
In another 18th-century development, the optimism of mercantilists was incorporated into a very different set of ideas, those of the so-called utopians.
Classical theories (e.g. Clausius Mossotti, Maxwell Garnett), while originally derived from a very different set of ideas, fit well into the proposed framework.
Leaders wanting to put them into practice must not only be prepared to change the way they think; to stand out from their peers; but also to face down suspicion if not outright opposition from those — including regulators, civil servants and politicians — who command power and resources and are firmly wedded to a very different set of ideas.
Frustratingly, no single volley of gun policies exists in a void, making the success of any one law or set of best practices in part contingent on the airtight implementation of different sets of ideas.
Beauty, on the other hand, comprised a very different set of simple ideas, which originated in pleasure.
That means two different people, two different ways of thinking, two different personalities and two different sets of values, ideas and life experience.
