Sentence examples for exists an idea from inspiring English sources

If there still exists an idea of the American singer-songwriter as a conveyor of sympathy, sincerity and trust — Bob Dylan notwithstanding — James Taylor and Carole King are the reasons.

This gave Jarry the idea of writing a pseudo-scientific paper on the machine, as if one really existed, an idea perfectly in keeping with his notions of "pataphysics", in part a sardonic combination of metaphysics and theoretical physics as described in some of his earliest work.

In social relations there was a belief in an underlying liberty and equality, and a belief that originally government and slavery did not exist, an idea that government, law, and property arose by "pact" or custom, and an idea that originally government belonged to "the people" and was entrusted to rulers by the consent of the people.

Fair trade in goods like coffee is a fine thing, because there exists a clear idea of unfair practices in how coffee importers treat coffee farmers and how to avoid them.

#Thus, by definition, if God exists as an idea in the mind but does not necessarily exist in reality, then we can imagine something that is greater than God.

#A being that exists as an idea in the mind and in reality is, other things being equal, greater than a being that exists only as an idea in the mind.

Our monumental faults notwithstanding, this country exists as an idea — an attempt to better organize society.

CHARLES T. DREVNA President, American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers Washington, May 4, 2012 To the Editor: "The Risk From Chemical Plants" promotes solving a problem that no longer exists with an idea that was rejected long ago.

In one sense therefore it should be thought of not as a real spectator who has the merit of being impartial, but as an ideal spectator in the sense of one that exists as an idea.

#God exists as an idea in the mind.

It's that really freeing moments when all that really exists is an idea and a bunch of instruments and pedals and things.