Sentence examples for idea section from inspiring English sources

Hutcheson writes in one of his Two Treatises, his Inquiry Concerning Beauty, Order, Harmony, Design (1725) that "the word 'beauty' is taken for the idea raised in us, and a sense of beauty for our power of receiving this idea" (Section I, Article IX).

If desired, you could also include a sentence that transitions into your next major point at the end of each "main idea" section.

The newspaper printed the front page in its Sunday "Ideas" section and on its website.

He contributes to WNYC's Radiolab and the Boston Globe's Ideas section.

Christopher Shea writes the Brainiac blog for the Ideas section of The Boston Globe.

She is an assistant managing editor and the editor of the Ideas section at U.S. News & World Report in Washington.

That changed in 2010, when I took over a column called "Brainiac" in the Boston Globe's Ideas section.

"My question was: did our whole business model work anymore?" said Frank Schirrmacher, one of the five publishers, who oversees the culture and ideas section.

Our favourite feature is the 'Menu Ideas' section at the back, which takes all the stress out of meal-planning, with curated collections of recipes to suit different occasions.

So this week the site launched a 'Gift Ideas' section: Giftly is now employing curators who bundle together various activities and restaurants your friends may enjoy in their city.

In hopes of luring in fresh audiences, Facebook Paper announced its first experiment in working with an outside group to populate the Ideas section of its stylized content reader standalone app.