Sentence examples for idea onto which from inspiring English sources

It's a simple idea onto which have been layered a lot of other theories, thanks in large part to running the gauntlet of Internet publicity and amateur sleuthing.

As the curators of the show point out, "Rome exists not only as an intensely physical place, but also as a romantic idea onto which artists, poets, and writers project their own imaginations and longings.

"These kids, more than others even, need frameworks of meaning onto which they can hang ideas," Dr. Tomlinson says.

The "Georgia Guidestones" have subsequently become a spiritual and political Rorschach test onto which any number of ideas can be imposed.

"The books are a kind of Rorschach test, a screen onto which people project their own ideas," said Jenny Woolf, author of "The Mystery of Lewis Carroll," a biography published this month.

It said Apple had sought a wide definition of its design rights, based in part on the idea that its model looked like a "mirror-smooth lake" onto which an image appeared.

He speaks of 'projecting' our sensations onto ideas and elsewhere he compares intelligible extension to a canvas onto which sensations are 'painted' (OC 6 78).

We have such an intimate relationship with our technologies, onto which we project so many of our ideas, dreams and thoughts.

A key aspect of this idea is that there exist historically important individuals who constitute heroic cultural templates onto which I may now creatively project myself.

The paintings are screens onto which the viewer can project their own feelings and ideas".

The idea, of course, is that Johnny is truly nothing — just a face and a body onto which the movie public projects its dreams.