Sentence examples for held the idea from inspiring English sources
Researchers in physiology, psychology, and medicine have held the idea that risk for cardiovascular disease is increased by exaggerated responses to stress.
Dancer and choreographer Ruth St. Denis also held the idea that dance should represent "the most noble thoughts of man" (Cohen 1992, 120).
And there's certainly an argument that comments should be implemented at the browser level rather than per-site but the fact that it requires a browser add-on and there's no industry standard for such a model has so far held the idea back.
Moffat had held the idea of the Weeping Angels since seeing an angel statue in a graveyard whilst on a family holiday, and had planned to use them for the next series in the episodes that became "Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead".
Even "Wild Things," a movie for children, was able to hold the idea that some relationships might never be repaired.
The organization he founded, Wallbuilders, holds the idea that church-state separation is a myth as its chief talking point.
These words hold the idea of woman whose constant scolding forbids the henpecked husband from staying out for another pint lest he 'get into trouble'.
It is bewildering that in a country that holds the idea of democracy sacred, so many of its leaders are doing everything in their power to subvert it.
"I think she would hold the idea that a truly democratic Burma – if that is what it is to become after the next elections – might hold out some lessons for China".
