Sentence examples for eroded idea from inspiring English sources

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Trends toward androgyny may have eroded the idea that men must hide a desire to "look good," but the "dandy" can still slide easily into the "fairy".

Recent research has eroded the idea that dreaming only occurs during REM sleep, and that it's a "bottom-up' process", with older parts of the brain activating the more recently evolved ones.

The exposure of the horrors of Stalin's reign and then the USSR's 1956 invasion of Hungary eroded the idea that the Soviets offered a route to far-reaching change.

That would further erode the idea that Supreme Court appointments are somehow above party politics, but actually just kidding, that idea is dead and buried already.

At Harvard and elsewhere, the cost of college is eroding the idea of a liberal arts education in favor of a pre-professional one.

This transference of one good thing to another, unrelated good thing is part of the peculiarly American urge to satisfy all appetites at once and it's eroding the idea of pleasure as context-specific.

This not only eliminates any return on public investment but also destroys institutions that have taken decades to build up, and rapidly erodes any idea of public service distinct from private profit.

Estonia's entry into the euro zone further erodes the idea of an east-west divide (the Estonian and Finnish finance ministers will be part of the EU's inner circle; their Swedish, Danish, Latvian and Lithuanian counterparts will be on the outside).

"This application erodes any idea of privacy," he wrote.

As globalization erodes the idea that the citizenry represents a natural embodiment of 'the people', we need to search for alternate ways to justify democratic inclusion.