Sentence examples for going back to the idea from inspiring English sources

And going back to the idea of work and its relationship to poverty.

So going back to the idea of the Hour of Code… can you learn anything meaningful in an hour?

But going back to the idea that talent ultimately counts, it must be noted that this line also floundered in a few games.

We kept going back to the idea that we wanted to reserve the real estate in the film for the responsible gun owners.

"The reviews for it were outstanding, and then we decided we bought it to be used, going back to the idea that books should be used.

Going back to the idea of moving away from automation.

The new name, he said, "goes back to the idea of bringing different people together.

It goes back to the idea of "don't be afraid of mistakes".

"It goes back to the idea of photography as currency," he said.

It goes back to the idea that we hear everything – but don't really listen much.

This goes back to the idea of science as a framing proposition for what we do.