Sentence examples for idea connects from inspiring English sources

This idea connects with Austin's more general pragmatic idea of felicity conditions of speech acts.

The idea connects ethics to science and engineering, but it frames the relationship in a misleading way.

If one decidedly Romantic idea connected these pieces, it was the composers' apparently unanimous belief that drama was paramount in a sacred setting.

When I asked Cecilia Conrad if there was a certain oddball quotient in the fellows lists, she answered crisply that an idea connecting things that hadn't previously been regarded as belonging together may seem odd at first.

Car services like Uber, Lyft and Sidecar are thriving because they've embraced an obvious, good idea: connecting those who have spare time and wheels with people who need rides.

After a brief impasse over the choice of subject, Sullivan accepted an idea connected with Venice and Venetian life, as "this seemed to me to hold out great chances of bright colour and taking music".

For Mr Neto all these ideas connect in a free-form way.

"I felt the things that were influencing my work were ideas connected with another time.

I think that that is what I had been worried about when I decided not to use computers to study some of the ideas connected with my thesis".

Advertising portfolios are grab bags, collections of products and services and ideas connected only by the person who was hired to sell them.

Here was a man on a mission: to bring ideas connected to science fiction, experimental German music and avant-garde film into the mainstream.