Sentence examples for featuring ideas from inspiring English sources

Photius compared Clement's treatise, which like his other works was highly syncretic, featuring ideas of Hellenistic, Jewish and Gnostic origin, unfavourably against the prevailing orthodoxy of the 9th century.

(Coincidentally or not, both dances feature ideas of twinning).

Last week 4Extra won a Rose D'Or award for Newsjack, which features ideas from the public.

NIKON PROJECTOR CAM You can't mention great camera feature ideas of 2009 without bringing up Nikon's Coolpix S1000pj ($430).

We also occasionally feature ideas from our audience in our "lesson plan" slot, including guest posts, reader ideas announcements of student contests — and publication for the winners of those contests.

In exchange for the mere chance to be invited to test the service, chief executive T.A. McCann got from users behavioral data, feature ideas and marketing leads all for free.

They also will include a link to join a discussion on the creator's Product Hunt page, where they can ask questions and discuss feature ideas.

These contributors add new features to the library and discuss new feature ideas and bug reports.

The inaugural show featured idea-led art from the likes of Sol LeWitt and Robin Rhode, all within the exposed red brick walls of an old wheat mill that wouldn't look out of place in Brooklyn.

In 1927 he helped organize the Xinyue Shudian (Crescent Moon Book Company), and the following year he began editing Xinyue ("Crescent Moon"), a literary monthly featuring liberal ideas and Western literature.

All week this week we'll be featuring great ideas from readers, and this one comes from a world history teacher in Philadelphia.