Sentence examples for forward from the idea from inspiring English sources

It's time to move forward from the idea that basic nudity is really shocking and controversial (when actually it just sells papers) and actually muster up the courage to do something hideous and frightening with our bodies.

This is an important step forward from the traditional idea of indirectly improving the quality of data by increasing the quantity [93].

As many would expect, in that same year, Congress "rejected a proposal to make Mother's Day an official holiday, joking that they would have to proclaim also a 'Mother-in-law's Day.'" Jarvis ignored the gales of laughter from Congress and pushed forward with the idea that Mother's Day may one day be a widely-recognized observance.

From that time forward, the idea of a spherical Earth was generally accepted among geographers and other men of science.

Go forward, says the idea.

Whether or not Fitzgerald is putting forward the idea of positivity from a purely intellectual point of view, the fact remains that he will be holding the reins at BuzzFeed Books.

Washington has put forward the idea of a candidate from Eastern Europe, and Mr. Bolton told reporters last week: "If geographical rotation is a sacred principle, Asia has already had a secretary general.

How can we move forward from an idea like this to next summer's bounty?

A slightly more personal suggestion came from one Sandeep Korotana, who modestly put forward the idea of RRS Sandeep Korotana.

Are willing to bring new ideas forward from the ground level so management can make better, more informed decisions regarding technological innovations.

He put forward the idea that it would be better to borrow from the material supplier and pay some interest rather than borrow from banks or others.