Sentence examples for established idea from inspiring English sources

But in Dismaland, the rather well established idea that fairs are bizarre is not taken anywhere new or interesting.

He had a hunch, which turned out to be correct, that the swift injection of drug called methylprednisolone in high doses would reverse some of the effects of trauma, upending the established idea that spinal cord injuries were permanent.

Erbium was chosen because its excitation frequency matches that of the infra-red photons that are currently used in telecommunication.Optical amplifiers are, by the rapidly evolving standards of information technology, an established idea.

In so doing, it grasps an established idea by the throat and subverts it – as all of Butler's work does, bringing critical theory and philosophy to bear on questions of gender, sexuality and politics, from the state of exception of the "war on terror" to queer theory, Kafka, mourning and loss.

That speech acts, as speech acts, are governed by norms, is again a well established idea.

An established idea of similarity-based virtual screening is that similar structures tend to have similar properties [1].

They would, in fact, look foolish to the establishment, to the established ideas.

The overall order of a line of thought comes from paradigms that are often bitterly contested, especially when new ones supersede established ideas.

The idea that art isn't supposed to be comfortable but is supposed to present a challenge to established ideas has been firmly planted in our culture at least since the rise of the avant-garde about a century ago.

The result, five years later, is an exhibition that dramatically changes established ideas about the artist's work and working methods.A scholar, Mr Elderfield has always been attracted to questions that are hard to answer.

WHEN we think of the qualities we seek in visionary leaders, we think of intelligence, creativity, wisdom and charisma, but also the drive to succeed, a hunger for innovation, a willingness to challenge established ideas and practices.