moneysupermarket.com has firmly established the idea that saving money through their service will make us feel great and the scale of the exuberant exhibitions appears to be growing with each new advert.
Moyers can speak truth to power precisely because his motives are unimpeachable, his independence firmly established, his respect for ideas and thought amply demonstrated and his populism sincere and grounded in something much deeper than political fashion.
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.
Also firmly established during the tour was the idea of Wilde as Aesthete, the champion of art for art's sake.
Two points are worth remembering here: firstly, it is firmly established that Robshaw is not Jones' idea of an open-side operator and is therefore a blind-side flanker or nothing in the international context; secondly, Slater played this game at… blind-side flanker.
Confucian ideas were also firmly established in the legal system as ritual became increasingly important in governing behaviour, defining social relationships, and adjudicating civil disputes.
The Arts and Crafts Movement grew from Morris's and Ruskin's ideas and became firmly established in the 1880s when Pyle's career was beginning.
At that point, there was widespread acceptance of the idea that economic recovery was firmly established.
The more robust clusters of perceptual/conceptual-broad voxels observed bilaterally in the lateral fusiform provide strong further support for the idea that tuning to natural conceptual categories in humans is firmly established by occipitotemporal cortex.
With this business experience, brand reputation, and passion all firmly established in her repertoire, she was more than ready to tackle the mainstream cheese market once the idea for Miyoko's Kitchen came along.
The 20th-century revolution changed many of the ideas about space, time, mass, energy, atoms, light, force, determinism, and causality that had apparently been firmly established by Newtonian physics during the 18th and 19th centuries.
