Sentence examples for elaborating on this idea from inspiring English sources
Elaborating on this idea, Abd ar-Rahman Jami, one of the classical poets and mystics of Persia, plays with the shapes and numerical values of Arabic letters in a complicated way: The full moon, Jami says, resembles the Arabic letter for a circular m with the numerical value 40.
Elaborating on this idea, he wonders whether the ultras on both sides have not in fact been arguing about different things from the beginning.In search of his own olive branch, Bruno Latour, a French philosopher, takes us to the Amazon rainforest.
Elaborating on this idea I thought of dance students, who could act as our AIBOs and intuitively invent new kicks.
(Insert little conspiracy montage: A medieval priestly type privately unrolls the secret scroll; men in suits scheme in a smoke-filled boardroom). Then motivational speakers take turns elaborating on this idea: If you want something, think of it with loving and positive feelings and it will "manifest". The concept apparently stems from the work of Esther Hicks, a famous channeler.
Against a white background, Bond elaborated on this idea, in a droll solo in which he moved to various sounds.
Can you elaborate on this idea of terrorism in America's history?Well, organisations such as the Ku Klux Klan were very much terror organisations.
Neither he nor Mr. Rehn would elaborate on this idea, or whether the E.C.B. might be involved, though officials said that an increase in Europe's contribution to the I.M.F.
Lisa Gabrielle, in a Nerve.com piece called "How to Make a Slut," elaborated on this idea: "Perhaps the most important element in the formation of the modern slut is the town itself.
"Art and Illusion," in which he elaborated on this idea, was his attempt to describe "what happens when somebody sits down and tries to paint what is in front of him".
Georges Sorel elaborated on this idea in his Réflexions sur la violence (1908; Reflections on Violence), in which he treated the general strike not as the inevitable result of social developments but as a "myth" that could lead to the overthrow of capitalism if only enough people could be inspired to act on it.
To elaborate on this idea the formation of IR would include societal structures and cleavages resulting from identities, rules and norms shaped by class formations, ethnicity, gender, and other factors.
