Sentence examples for idea was drawn from inspiring English sources
Each idea was drawn out, flogged.
The idea was drawn from his experience with Gen. John Pershing in Europe and with occupation after World War I. Marshall was Pershing's aide-de-camp in that war, and he saw firsthand what happens when conquering nations abandon war-ravaged countries.
The quality (productivity) of the idea is drawn from an exogenous distribution Γ.
The specific empirical history of the spread of the Roman Irish/Turkish bath idea is drawn from primary archival and secondary historical sources.
The stadium idea is drawing fire from community groups, elected officials and others worried about congestion, expense and pollution.
Many of his ideas are drawn from nature, the greatest of all product designers.
Both men are fascinated by Buddhism and its expression through kung fu, and their ideas are drawn together to a new score by Szymon Brzoska.
The display is fastidiously detailed and fascinatingly creepy -- a kind of walk-in history lesson -- but its most powerful element is simple: a videotape of an actor giving a lecture whose racist ideas are drawn from Perkins's letters and eugenics propaganda.
It was largely thanks to the Scottish economist Duncan Black (1908 1991) that Condorcet's, Borda's, and Dodgson's social-choice-theoretic ideas were drawn to the attention of the modern research community (McLean, McMillan, and Monroe 1995).
These ideas are drawn on by a great number of philosophers, including Wittgenstein scholars such as Baker and Hacker or Glock, as well as philosophers such as von Wright, Sellars, and Searle.
The Castle Doctrine was created by indie developer Jason Rohrer; its ideas were drawn from Rohrer's childhood anxieties about his family's house being burgled, and his adult sense of responsibility over protecting his family.
