Sentence examples for ideas claimed from inspiring English sources

John Locke's vigorous criticism later in the century was directed against innate principles (supposed axioms, both theoretical and practical, implanted in the mind by nature) and the innate ideas claimed as the terms of the principles.

Ebadi criticized the regulations as contrary to the free exchange of ideas claimed to be valued by the U.S., as it hindered her ability to work with a U.S. literary agent on a book proposal.

She takes their ideas, claiming them as her party's own.

Politicians in lowland provinces chafe at such ideas, claiming Mr. Morales is a puppet of his closest ally, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.

He can be faulted for getting the timeline wrong in a way that dismissed the Clinton years — the Republicans' "party of ideas" claim is at least thirty years old — but his basic point has long been a commonplace among Democrats.

Feith and Perle, who supported the idea, claimed that centcom subverted the plan.

And even some Democrats are supporting this idea, claiming that it would create jobs.

Yesterday British newspapers enthusiastically embraced the idea, claiming that Morgan was being offered somewhere between £5.5m and £10m.

Sile had quickly frowned upon the idea, claiming that it was inhumane to do such a thing.

During the election campaign, David Cameron took up the idea, claiming he was now leading "the party of working people".

He claims she rejected the idea, claiming that the money should instead go to Goebbels remaining relatives, descendants of his siblings.