Sentence examples for encounter ideas from inspiring English sources
I encounter ideas for positive aid industry change on a weekly basis, more or less.
Along the way, you'll encounter ideas by some of the greats, such as Mary Wollstonecraft, Simone de Beauvoir, and bell hooks.
Hiller's collections of mentalities allow us to encounter ideas, images and intuitions outside the mainstream of western rationalism - or, rather, embodying its new, unofficial mainstream - that are at times genuinely unsettling.
Children encounter ideas about how the world works from both religion and science and they are often presented with these ideas as "truths" from figures of authority – priests, imams and science teachers – who in turn claim to be informed by even greater sources of authority such as the bible, Qur'an or science textbooks.
It's apparent that there is a heartfelt need for people to encounter ideas.
Increasing partisanship and smaller echo chambers mean people are less likely to encounter ideas that could challenge their settled views.
After an entertaining series of anecdotes about this great polymath, the comic "restages" some of his most important public lectures so we can encounter his ideas directly.
The result is a visually distinctive and unique experience, but its spirit is familiar to anyone who's spent time in a great bookstore— Oxford Exchange is a place to encounter new ideas, share passions, find inspiration and discover something new.
Bureaucrats were given greater security by the abolition of the practice of confiscating their property at death, while the opening of a translation bureau (1833) and the reopening of embassies abroad gave some the opportunity to learn European languages and encounter European ideas.
