Sentence examples for ideas are linked from inspiring English sources

In fact, the two ideas are linked.

Although both ideas are linked to the moon's size relative to the terrain surrounding an observer, they are irreconcilable.

Clearly, these ideas are linked to women's culturally informed concepts of the body, and how bodies work.

His ideas were linked to the research he did 10 years earlier in the Javanese jungle: the theory that the war on terror has essentially two contrasting aspects.

EF Benson was the supreme chronicler of such crazes and pastimes for the leisured classes in his Lucia books: Princess Popoffski (another vegetarian – there was a definite feeling between the wars that the two ideas were linked) is fought over and prized by the residents of Riseholme in the 1920 book Queen Lucia.

Its adoption by historians of ideas is linked with particular ways of doing history, first in the context of German historicist Geisteswissenschaften, then in connection with the methods developed by the 'Cambridge School', centered on the reconstruction of political discourses, exemplified by John Pocock and Quentin Skinner.

These ideas were linked to the doubt of the existence of AIDS and the benefits of treatment.

"That idea is linked closely to the belief among militia supporters that the Federal Reserve is a completely private entity engaged in ripping off the American people," Mr. Potok said.

You're often asked that, because people seem to have the idea that writers are linked in that way, and I think that probably they aren't.

A survey of the peer-reviewed literature shows that more than 97% of published work supports the idea that warming trends are linked to human activity.

The two aims are linked: the idea was that coca eradication would weaken the guerrillas by squeezing their drug income.