Sentence examples for idea around which from inspiring English sources

"Fashion for me," Mr. Newton once noted, "is not an illustration but an idea around which to create a scene".

There is almost always a single, bold gesture, usually a geometric shape that is the big idea around which everything is organized.

But it is necessary and overdue.The other good idea around which opinion is coalescing is a switch to fixed-term parliaments.

That question gets to the heart of today's Chinese nationalism: without a coherent, energizing idea around which to rally, Chinese youth rally around the flag.

This is the idea around which the early Amis novels — "That Uncertain Feeling," "Take a Girl Like You" — are constructed: society says be soft; your prick says be hard.

This is the idea around which the early Amis novels—"That Uncertain Feeling," "Take a Girl Like You"—are constructed: society says be soft; your prick says be hard.

He did not formulate a complete system of economic theory, as did Smith in his Wealth of Nations, but Hume introduced several of the new ideas around which the "classical economics" of the 18th century was built.

Accompanying themselves, usually with a kora (a long-necked, multistringed instrument), griots recite poems or tell stories, often of warrior deeds, that contain a core of ideas around which they may improvise.

Content is focused on important examples of what the authors consider to be illustrations of the five big ideas around which the text is organized.

For example, the College Board (2011) is currently restructuring its Advanced Placement (AP) Biology course for high school students based on recommendations from the NRC (2002) and has announced that evolution will be the first of four core ideas around which the new course will be structured.

American officials have never quite taken credit for their often decisive role in making that idea the axis around which politics here have regrettably revolved.