Sentence examples for examining ideas from inspiring English sources

To stretch his resources, Mr. Paulson told reporters he was examining ideas to have private investors contribute capital alongside Treasury.

Philip Glass clearly enjoys examining ideas from just about every angle, and that applies as fully to opera subjects as to specific musical moves.

His works – often examining ideas about the dissemination of the image in the age of the internet – have been far from the conventional statue-on-a-plinth: films and lectures have been more his style.

"The Liar's Tale: A History of Falsehood" by Jeremy Campbell, takes a broad philosophical perspective, examining ideas about language and truth, evolution and social adaptation, the pre-Socratics and the French Deconstructionists.

WASHINGTON — Congressional negotiators, trying to avert a fiscal crisis in January, are examining ideas that would allow effective tax rates to rise for the wealthy without technically raising the top tax rate of 35 percent.

In The Closing of the American Mind, Bloom argued that universities no longer taught students how to think and that students, especially those attending the top schools, were unconcerned about the lessons of the past or about examining ideas in a historical context.

Now the piece, with a score by Everett Saunders, returns in fuller form (bravo to Danspace for allowing time for a work to develop), re-examining ideas about mental health, addiction and recovery.

Mr. Collins said the commission would examine ideas about long-term education financing and the measuring of educational progress.

There were perhaps too many cooks in the kitchen, and certainly too few adequately examined ideas on the table.

His spokesman announced the establishment of an ad hoc committee - membership and terms of reference were not clear - to examine ideas to build a "citizens' Europe".

Those who make this argument today are guilty only of failing to re-examine ideas that have passed down from earlier understandings of marriage.