Sentence examples for dominated the idea from inspiring English sources

For the past 10 years Apple has dominated the IDEA design awards, receiving recognition for its work on the iPod, iMac and iPhone, among many others.

The smartphone world needs a number of major players to keep every manufacturer on their toes, forcing innovation and technology as key differentiators, and ensuring that one manufacturer does not dominate the idea of what a smartphone is.

It is dominated by the idea of a final return to the initial state of things.

The form has been dominated by the idea of a large, public screen since its birth.

Peter Beresford, academic and activist: We seem to live in an age dominated by the idea of managers.

People live in a world dominated by the idea that it is someone else's fault they are poor.

Beust was dominated by the idea of revenge, by his rivalry with Bismarck, and by his fear lest Prussia lay hands upon the Habsburgs' German territories.

We may not live in a meritocracy, but we do live in a culture that is dominated by the idea of the market.

In the 1960s, epistemology was dominated by the idea that knowledge requires justification and that one can be justified in believing a false proposition.

Setting the poor to labour has been seen as the surest guarantor of combating poverty; and the Christian era has been dominated by the idea of a fair reward for an honest day's work.

All his reasoning is dominated by the idea of the Logos who created the universe and who manifests the ineffable Father alike in the Old Testament Law, the philosophy of the Greeks, and finally the Incarnation of Christ.