Sentence examples for idea finds from inspiring English sources

This idea finds some support among scientists, many of whom now share the view that depression is a complex outcome of nature and nurture.

That idea finds little traction in central Europe, where western concern over global warming is generally given short shrift compared to boosting growth and catching up to the west.

For others, it's a symbiotic process; a campaigning idea might be expressed through craft – let's say you're making a patchwork quilt out of embroidered vulvas, to protest against female genital mutilation – and then in the act of crafting, the idea finds new expression.

Schweikism as an idea finds its purest manifestation in the novel, in the minds of Schweikologists and in "The Schweik Lovers' Encyclopedia" (published in 1998 in Czech), which includes discussions and illustrations of period artifacts like Austrian infantry uniforms, with their 82 buttons, and dog-drawn milk wagons.

This idea finds its most detailed treatment in The Social Contract.

Chalmers too, reactivating the idea, finds the conceivability of zombies 'obvious': he remarks that 'it certainly seems that a coherent situation is described; I can discern no contradiction in the description' (1996, p. 96).

The idea found few takers.

It is an idea found in translation.

The idea found no resonance with other Arab leaders.

The idea found scant resonance, as most leaders stressed unity.

So the organizers came up with a new idea: find a soccer team to move in.