Sentence examples for ideas and implications from inspiring English sources

One reason that many distinguished people went gaga over this discovery — Lewis Lockwood, the leading American Beethoven authority, said to the Times, "Wow, oh my God!" — is that the Great Fugue is more than a piece; it's a musicological Holy Grail, a vortex of ideas and implications.

Extensive discussions with the chaebol of the relevance of the ideas and implications.

He could see ideas and implications that had not yet been fully articulated.

Simply reviewing the abstracts, introductions and conclusions can give you a sense of the key ideas and implications being discussed.

The experimental verification of these ideas, and their implications for tube dispersions and separation are discussed.

The regulations and standards were organized to reflect common ideas and the implications in terms of human factors needs for procedure design were identified.

What makes the movie an improvement on its antecedent isn't the virtuousness of its characters and the right attitudes that it espouses but the apparent engagement of the filmmakers the director, Nicholas Stoller, and a host of screenwriters, some credited, some not with the specifics, the ideas, and the implications of the milieu of which they make comic hay.

We will not enter into the rather technical details of this interesting development of the original GRW proposal, since the basic ideas and physical implications are precisely the same as those of the original formulation.

Overall, in the adapted-teaching version, in which the instructor attempted to go more deeply into complex ideas and their implications, students asked more sophisticated questions in class.

Combine these two ideas and the implication is that space and time have a structure.

These are some ideas, general concerns and implications in Dante's structure of the poem.