Sentence examples for idea was regarded from inspiring English sources

Peter Singer, the Princeton philosopher, published his landmark book "Animal Liberation" in 1975, and, at first, the idea was regarded as a quixotic source of amusement.

If Atopia's idea was regarded as a confidential pitch of an idea from designer to recipient, there could well be grounds for breach of confidence proceedings".

A Syrian endorsement of the Saudi idea was regarded as critical if it was to have a chance of adoption later this month at a summit meeting of the Arab League, as Syria and Syrian-controlled Lebanon are the last of Israel's immediate neighbors that have not made peace with the Jewish state.

Platforms such as YouTube and Soundlcoud are so mainstream, said fellow band member Amir Amor, that publication of any new music or idea is regarded as official, thus limiting opportunity for experimentation.

Especially the once highly praised faculty of rational intuition of ideas was regarded with suspicion.

Sometimes kami of nature and kami of ideas were regarded as their tutelary kami.

Among the comments to PG, Monty's ideas were regarded variously as dreadful, appalling, depressing, cheap and mad.

Even by those standards, however, Dr Penrose's ideas are regarded as a little eccentric by his fellow cosmologists.

These ideas are regarded as reflections of class interests and are connected to the power structure, which is identified with the class structure.

With such narrow, rigid control the party started to die as few politicians became fully developed and ideas were regarded as a threat.

It was explained to participants that the aim of this study was to investigate the experiences of patients with severe illness, what they need and what their ideas are regarding living and dying.