Sentence examples for idea of many from inspiring English sources

However, the idea of many heterosexuals feeling this urge while filling in a form seems a tad unlikely.

We shared the idea of many economists that "skill-biased technical change" meant, simply put, that what you learned dictated what you earned.

" 'Twin Peaks' came along before 'Wild at Heart,' but what happened on both was this idea of many characters, which kind of got me going," he said.

The civilisation I live in thinks less and less in terms of raw myth, I think, and the idea of many other writers in the Canongate series has been to assimilate the myths into the form of novels, or modern stories, retell the tales as though the people had personalities and psychologies.

The latter leads directly to the idea of many-minds interpretations.[26] The idea of many minds was suggested early on by Zeh (2000; also 1995, p. 24).

I like the idea of many different gestures, and the keyboard looks nice, if lacking in symbols.

It includes ideas of many greats in the field, like Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Arthur Pigou, John Maynard Keynes and Milton Friedman.

His words echo the ideas of many New York City teachers: releasing data reports to publicly shame low performers can cause nothing but further damage to an already fragile system.

It should be noted at the outset that tort law has been fashioned largely by judges, too largely according to the ideas of many.

It offers ideas of many different shapes and sizes.

This was a celebration of a Pakistan open and engaged with the many ideas of many worlds.