Sentence examples for formulate the ideas from inspiring English sources

Felix Adler himself was being groomed to succeed his father at Temple Emanu-El when he broke with Judaism to formulate the ideas that led to the founding of Ethical Culture.

While my acknowledgments are woefully inadequate, I would like to mention those who have helped me formulate the ideas and provide some of the quotes that are included in this article: my former students, Lenore Polo Rodicio, Ph.D., Victor Vandell, Ph.D., and.

Enter Janet Riccio, an executive vice president at Omnicom who "took it on herself to formulate the idea and gather the people" for G23, Mr. Wren said.

When your attention is fully concentrated on questions of survival, you don't have the time or the inclination even to formulate the idea of happiness.

"When your attention is fully concentrated on questions of survival," he wrote, "you don't have the time or the inclination even to formulate the idea of happiness".

Such depressing conditions led Lu Xun to formulate the idea that one could resist social darkness only when he was pessimistic about the society.

But to formulate the idea that there is such a thing as "the economy" with regularities that can be investigated requires a bold further step.

For example, to formulate the idea of irreducible mutual dependencies between quantifiers calls for a more general framework (cf. Hintikka 2006a: 536, 536, 752; 2008).

This leads Ehrenfels through analogy to formulate the idea of "personalities of higher order", indeed a Volksseele would be more than a mere poetic fiction.

In the following, I utilize the above considerations together with the metaphor of the onion to formulate the idea of layering as a methodology for video analysis.

It was at that point, without even fully articulating it, that they started to formulate the idea of what AWS could be, and they began to wonder if they had an additional business providing infrastructure services to developers.