"Geoengineering" actually refers to two distinct ideas about how to cool the planet.
Since "I think, I am" cannot be doubted, all clear and distinct ideas must be true.
Clear and distinct ideas, excellent in themselves, do not seem to feed the youthful imagination.
"The Dark Gift," the album's magnum opus, crams at least half a dozen distinct ideas into nine minutes of meandering.
In fact, Krugman has been conflating two distinct ideas as if both were components of "progressive" thinking.
To believe otherwise is to be seduced by a fantasy rational man with clear and distinct ideas.
For Democritus mechanistic concepts are clear and distinct ideas, so that any further experimental investigation is superfluous.
The developers, designers and journalists that join us in February will have their own distinct ideas about how online editorial could be deconstructed, redesigned and rebuilt.
The 19th century is often described as an era of rising nationalism, a period in which states across Europe first began to develop distinct ideas about their identity.
One of Mr. Thompson's more distinct ideas is to allow the mayor to appoint only six of the 13 members of the Panel for Educational Policy.
The achievement of certainty about the natural world was thus guaranteed by the perfection of God and by the "clear and distinct" ideas that are his gift.
