Sentence examples for generator of ideas from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, Paris doesn't have many skyscrapers (presumably one of the sine qua nons of big cityness), but its role as "a generator of ideas, as well as of manners and fads and fashions," is indisputable -- and has been since the 18th century, when the philosophes rewrote the social contract.

It's now a decade since the author Steven Johnson wrote an inspiring New York Times essay about his own digital "tools for thought", explaining how his archive of research notes had become not just an electronic filing cabinet but an extension of his brain, a generator of ideas, even a kind of collaborator in his work.

"Kader's piece at Documenta summarized all the issues central to the show, like changing notions of beauty, colonialism and its impact on cultures, and the importance of archives as both a means of preserving memory and a generator of ideas," Glenn D. Lowry, director of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, said by telephone.

Among the measures that will be announced by Secretary Clinton in New Delhi is an expansion of the CEO Forum, an advisory group of senior American and Indian business leaders that has proven a useful generator of ideas and political mobilization.

"Corporations have an opportunity to cultivate hunches and hobbies and the sideprojects of their employees because those are such great generators of ideas".

Also, sculpture has always involved collaboration -- for example, between sculptors and foundries--but the trend seems to be that sculptors are more than ever generators of ideas who rely heavily on the skills and knowledge of collaborators to realize their forms.

The campaign now relies on Trump himself to be the generator of its ideas.

I believe he will accomplish much as a generator of new ideas and help bring about new tendencies in theater".

The key to training the next generation of idea-generators is an education in hands-on, curiosity-intensive STEM education, and the only economically viable source for this: EdTech startups.

And just as Le Corbusier once implied that the plan was the generator of the idea, so too is the drawing, according to Graves, who published a seminal article on the subject in Architectural Design in 1977.

The student writer demonstrates to the reader the conversation occurring with the cited source; it is one that looks to the external voice as a legitimate generator of facts and ideas worth mentioning in their argument.