Sentence examples for hand ideas from inspiring English sources

In fully agrarian cultures, on the other hand, ideas about the fertility of fields and cultivated plants play an important part; they are connected with other notions about fertility and influence other spheres of life.

On the other hand, ideas of worldwide connectedness need to be taken into account.

I think Rick Veitch came up with the "telekinetic water hand" idea, which felt like a respectful update to the harpoon.

Mr Frazier is an inventive writer but a conventional thinker; his first-rate prose keeps stumbling over his second-hand ideas.

So the real question is not over the tenets of their political religion, but why some Tories are so keen to find one.Brains v ballsAsked about the purpose of ideologies, some politicians cite the importance of impressing journalists, those suggestible traders in second-hand ideas.

It is all very cunningly done and, in the case of poor Mr Corbyn, an absolutely vintage Mart performance, in which the Labour leader, were he to have read The Sunday Times, would have found himself sneered at for being under-educated, full of second-hand ideas, inflexible, dull-witted and – an accusation which has wrecked many a promising career – "humourless".

He later handed over the script, ideas, story and the short film to the siblings.

He initially found support for the hot-hand idea.

ADAM SMITH'S modern disciples are far more enthusiastic about his celebrated invisible-hand idea than he ever was.

I got a first-hand idea last weekend in Torbay when I visited Doorstep Arts, an initiative created by three impressive and energetic women – Jade Campbell, Meghan Searle and Erin Walcon – as part of the Collaborative Touring Network.

"On the other hand, new ideas push technologies forward, and without these ideas we'd still be sharpening our stone axes".