Sentence examples for founding idea from inspiring English sources

The argument that modern life consists of a menu of horrors by which we are corrupted and to which we gradually become habituated is a founding idea of the critique of modernity — a tradition almost as old as modernity itself.

The argument that modern life consists of a menu of horrors by which we are corrupted and to which we gradually become habituated is a founding idea of the critique of modernity a tradition almost as old as modernity itself.

Meir's founding idea, back in 2015, was to create a rewards program based around dynamic budgeting for business trips.

LC: The founding idea of New Relic was about building something that could endure as a public company, that would do well in hot and cold markets.

The founding idea of modern economics is Adam Smith's invisible hand, and this great idea, badly over-simplified, was the foundation of many bad ideas of the last generation.

Almost alone among surrealist artists, he remained absolutely loyal to this founding idea of automatism.

But I still believe in the power of citizen action harnessed to our founding ideas to improve American life and even to transform some American hearts.

If Mr. Gore and Gov. George W. Bush and their supporters adhere to those founding ideas, the legal maneuvering and political bickering that are sure to follow the court's decision can be managed in a responsible way that produces a victor and a presidency that the nation considers legitimate.

After the Soviet Fall When the K.H.L. was founded, the idea of starting a hockey revival in Russia seemed a little like organizing a comeback tour for an aging and addled rocker.

Firstly, regionally new firms could be founded upon ideas new to the world, or secondly, regionally new firms could be founded upon ideas known to the world but new to the region (Tödtling and Trippl, 2013).

The idea that California is too diverse for its own good has been around since the state was founded, and ideas for some form of breakup come around regularly.