Sentence examples for idea reinforced from inspiring English sources

It's an idea reinforced in the collection's French subtitle, "Histoires," for which, unfortunately, English lacks a precise translation.

And now South Korea has the baton, an idea reinforced at the Pusan International Film Festival this month.South Korean films look different from others in Asia.

My first thought was, oh, hello, yet another idea reinforced during reconstruction and redemption – the myth of the sexually violent black man.

(Insect-eaters, correspondingly, are seen as suspect, other, and possibly inhuman, an idea reinforced by countless mass-culture images, including most science fiction).

Mr. Purcarete seemed to have the idea, reinforced by Helmut Stürmer's sets, that a movie was being made by a crew that controlled the action of the singers; fortunately the idea intruded far less often than it might have.

A fairly simple-looking Dogon stool — two horizontal wood disks, with carved figures standing on one and holding up the other — is a diagram of a layered universe, and an image repeated, and an idea reinforced, in many other forms.

This idea reinforces the policy of having our most disadvantaged young men and women give their time, and sometimes their lives, to fight our wars while the rest of us stay home with nothing to lose.

This idea reinforces our conjecture about the importance of the community discussing the problem of conceptualization on smells in depth.

Where Reagan's creed was a catechism of ideas reinforced by anecdotes, Bush's is a more earthbound compound of experience and politics.

Major government agencies (especially in Europe and the U.S). have begun to structure their programs on "popular" ideas reinforced by the news media.

Its new comedy Murder in Successville, a truly bizarre concoction of genres and ideas, reinforces the sense that this is a real shame.