Sentence examples for entry of ideas from inspiring English sources

Nativism deflects attention from these issues, and distracts us with empirical claims about the point of entry of ideas and beliefs.

Obsessive-compulsive disorders are characterized by the irresistible entry of unwanted ideas, thoughts, or feelings into consciousness or by the need to repeatedly perform ritualistic actions that the sufferer perceives as unnecessary or unwarranted.

Skimming through and across multiple encyclopedia entries, Dick found links and correspondences of ideas everywhere.

And there was way too much duplication of ideas among the entries for each of the lines.

And the project entries have given me a number of ideas about how to prevent the next 100,000 incidents from happening.

● Use, as measured by the number of entries in the VCoP, the number of ideas put forward, and the number of comments posted.

This entry will focus principally on the theory of ideas and how it relates to Descartes' ontology.

The entry page gives a good idea of the kind of ideas they are looking for; one category is for the David and Goliath award - "for something little that made a big difference to something powerful and big", while another is the Chalk & Cheese award - bringing two different groups of people together.

The first is what is called a representationalist reading of Descartes' theory of ideas, and is the reading this entry has considered thus far.

"Once the media furore has died down, the book will go down as a key moment in the history of ideas - when the theses of the far right made their entry - or re-entry - into great literature".

And social media is a spectacular entry point for the wrong kind of people because its very premise is based on a free exchange of ideas.