Sentence examples for established the idea from inspiring English sources

But it was an American gadget that established the idea of the Personal Digital Assistant (PDA).

The group presented itself as a paramilitary outfit agitating for black power, and, just as the Beatles established the idea that pop songs could be art, Public Enemy established the idea that hip-hop could be politics.

"We've already established the idea that when the suit is grabbed it looks like it's in agony".

The strategy established the idea of "equal" distribution of power in a multistate system, and protected against military aggression.

"We have established the idea that the CEO is accountable to the board," says Mercer's David Nadler.

It was these poems that established Plath's reputation - and also established the idea that she raced headlong into suicide through her art.

But regulators need to re-establish the idea that intervention is based on rules.

Dr White is a philosopher, and he sought to establish the idea that a person need not be human.

It took successive governments five years, he points out, to establish the idea of private fee-collection.

"In one way, the most important thing about this is that it establishes the idea, if not the reality, that health insurance and health care should be universal….

The best that Kasparov could do, in the short term, was to establish the idea of an opposition in the narrow margins provided by the state.