Sentence examples for idea set forth from inspiring English sources

Said's central idea, set forth in the first chapter, comes from the German philosopher Theodor Adorno (1903-69), wroterotextensivelyly, with an agitated profundity, on Beethoven's late works.

McKenna rejects the idea, set forth in previous biographies, that Wilde had no gay life until his early thirties, when he met Robert Ross, a precociously self-aware Canadian teen-ager, in Oxford.

Dewey opposes the idea, set forth by I. A. Richards, that a painting causes certain effects in us.

The drawing attempts to illustrate the idea, set forth by Vitruvius, that the human body can be made to fit inside a circle and a square.

Rehashing the idea set forth by all of those useless "Intel Inside" and "Designed for Windows XP" stickers that have been on laptops for years, 17 companies (including Asus, Dell, Microsoft, Lenovo, Toshiba, and 12 other heavy hitters) have banded together to bring out a new and equally useless "Mobile Broadband" sticker.

In time, many of the ideas set forth in Charter 77 prevailed in Czechoslovakia.

Conceived in the late 1950s and begun in the early '60s on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, it was rooted in the ideas set forth in "Delinquency and Opportunity".

I would not let my children play it if the creators of the game paid me $1,000,000, but, like all ideas set forth on this blog, your mileage may vary.

The existence of this motivation is the fundamental premise on which the ideas set forth in this book are based.

Two example problems involving large finite element building models are presented to illustrate the ideas set forth.

The concept and the ideas set forth in this work are directly applicable to both the car suspension and seat design in industry.