Sentence examples similar to ideas devoted from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Kagan has been skeptical of that idea, devoting eight of the 1996 article's 105 pages to a ruminative critique of "laws 'equalizing' the speech market".

Gould denounced Dennett and Daw-kins as "Darwinian fundamentalists"; Dennett in turn wrote Darwin's Dangerous Idea, which devoted one chapter to what he sees as Gould's errors and inadequacies.

This supports the ideas that devoting class time to activities that raise language learners' awareness of ubiquity of formulaic sequences is more effective than spending time on teaching particular formulaic sequences (Lewis, 1993).

But he was drawn finally to academe--to the idea of devoting himself to wrestling with ideas.

"England expects every man to do his duty," declared the Daily Express, above its seven columns of front page news on the day war was declared.The first tabloid papers the London Daily Mirror in 1904 and the New York Daily News in 1919 established the idea of devoting the whole front page to a single theme.

I try to find the actual percentage". In 1954 Life magazine published an article attributed to Rickey, but masterminded by Roth, titled "Goodby to Some Old Baseball Ideas," which was devoted to the proposition that a team's performance might be accurately explained by an abstruse statistical formula.

By 1958, Rand's novels, increasingly philosophical, had won her ideas a sufficiently devoted following for her to form, in association with psychologist Nathaniel Branden (with whom she later broke), an official "Objectivist" philosophical movement, complete with journals and lecture courses.

Bunker, an Englishman, had what is perhaps a more alluring idea: to devote himself largely to the prehistory of the men and women who founded the colony.

This opera was a commission from Peak Performances, but how did you come up with the idea of devoting a piece to the life of Clementine Hunter?

I love the idea of devoting four years of my life to reading "The Great Books," to the uninterrupted study of the Western canon.

It was therefore a very happy idea to devote an ex hibition marking the 10th anniversay of the Wright building entirely to the per manent collection.