Sentence examples for handle ideas from inspiring English sources
He seems to have a knack for supplying non-scientists with the mental imagery to handle ideas about the early days of the universe and space-time.
Devotees of Mr. Sorkin's television series will be able to discern the author's signature in the new play, namely the kind of dialogue that presumes both the performers and the audience can handle ideas, shrewdness, irony, wit and learning.
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But Berkeley retains Locke's commitment to the core empiricist claim that the thinking of thoughts is always a matter of handling ideas received from experience.
"The President has always been someone who takes the truth seriously and has a great faith in the American people and their ability to handle big ideas," Burns said.
Understanding how chimpanzees handle novel ideas, cultural or not, may tell us more about both how our ancestors learnt from each other and how their achievements gradually changed into modern human cultures.
He just can't handle the idea of playing the game".
If you can handle the idea of a visit to MOMA becoming a spiritual retreat — the film screens there from September 24-29 — your stamina will be rewarded.
"I can't quite handle the idea of 'Screen actress in big West End hit' and all that," she tells this month's Tatler.
"Bill Saroyan simply couldn't handle the idea of rank," Mr. Leggett writes, which certainly was a liability when he found himself drafted.
Frank's implicit thinking was that the American electorate can only handle the idea of one woman standing to be president; two makes their collective head explode.
