Sentence examples for ideas introduced from inspiring English sources

The Arabic tradition combines Aristotelianism and Neoplatonism with other ideas introduced through Islam.

Of all the innovative ideas introduced in 2005, I found the "Urine-Powered Battery" most intriguing.

The proposals are largely built on ideas introduced by Tony Blair and then expanded by Gordon Brown.

In an afterword, Baxter cites respectable references for all the far-out ideas introduced in the text.

Aitken is currently at work on "Lighthouse," a piece that expands on ideas introduced by L.A.'s light and space artists.

Liberal ideas introduced into the Papal States during the French Revolution continued to play a role there after the restoration of the states to the pope by the Congress of Vienna (1815).

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Chances are, it will challenge your ideas, introduce you to new ways of doing research, and expand your network.

Later, at Oxford, R. G. Collingwood fostered Berlin's interest in the history of ideas, introducing him in particular to such founders of historicism as Vico and Herder.

We will prove this lemma by the idea introduced in [31].

The work in this paper is based on the idea introduced in [18].