Sentence examples for draw on an idea from inspiring English sources

According to Lukács, this empirical grounding enabled Hegel's dialectics to draw on an idea of objective, social-historical progress and understand modern society and economy as a processual totality that is structured by contradictions.

The latest offer from the House, drawing on an idea that has been discussed in the Senate, would buy two weeks of government operations in exchange for $4 billion in cuts.

This concept draws on an idea already suggested by Turelli [21].

The hypothesis presented here draws on an old idea: faster development goes with earlier aging and mortality.

Various songs drew on ideas from all four previous albums.

Most critics of free will assume too readily that it draws on a disreputable idea of human autonomy.

The measure draws on a simple idea: any fund can, in theory, be levered up or down so that the volatility of its total return is equal to that of a chosen benchmark, such as the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

Daily experiences can influence students to draw on preconceived ideas that may result in an alternative conception (Driver et al. [1994]; Duit [1991]).

In 1995, trying to attract a wider audience to the Belmont Stakes, she instituted a luncheon and fashion show at the races, drawing on a fund-raising idea she had used at her church, St. Catherine of Sienna in Franklin Square.

Seen this way, the Trump mantra "Make America Great Again" also draws on a potent religious idea.

All seven dishes draw on ideas selected from a national schools' competition, which was held last year.