Sentence examples for ideas gained from inspiring English sources

Colson's ideas gained traction in Washington, and Pres.

If only a few of those ideas gained ground, Hollywood was in trouble.

Liberal ideas gained influence among the Russian aristocracy and educated bourgeoisie despite Alexander I's growing intransigence.

Their ideas gained general acceptance only through the efforts of other mathematicians in the latter half of the 17th century.

But it was abroad – in Germany, France, Italy and even America – where their ideas gained traction and Marxist parties prospered.

These ideas gained perhaps their greatest intensity in the writings of José Martí, a Cuban of modest Spanish background who led the Modernist movement in Cuban literature.

Rao has watched versions of his ideas gain strength in Russia, France, Great Britain, and the United States.

Whether those ideas gain momentum quickly enough to save Japan's golden eagles remains to be seen.

They're talking about seeing their ideas gain traction in a meeting only after a man has said them.

However, the main aim of participating in the competition is not to win the awards but to exchange ideas, gain new ideas and develop better ideas.

There are lots of great ideas gaining traction from nanoparticles detecting cancer to nudge psychology driving compliance.