Sentence examples for ideas of most from inspiring English sources

This disempowerment runs contrary to the ideas of most video games.

In 1916 the International New Thought Alliance (formed 1914) agreed upon a purpose that embraces some central ideas of most groups: To teach the Infinitude of the Supreme One; the Divinity of Man and his Infinite Possibilities through the creative power of constructive thinking and obedience to the voice of the indwelling Presence which is our source of Inspiration, Power, Health and Prosperity.

Carney's definition of a bank seems a bit out of step with most the ideas of most Main Street investors, who likely viewed banks as stable, conservative institutions prior to the financial crisis.

For that reason, we can assume that the final list of 59 statements reflects the ideas of most of the participants quite well, including those of the Asian INDEPTH researchers.

The idea of most pop artists performing at the Café Carlyle — the intimate, elegant cabaret space at the Carlyle Hotel — wouldn't make intuitive sense, but the idea of Debbie Harry singing there does, with exclamation points.

Indeed, the idea that "the personal [that is, the family] is political" is the core idea of most contemporary feminism.

That means that while we may have a good idea of most of those 24 companies based on reports collected over the past few years (Wikipedia offers a solid list), it's possible some have still gone unnoticed.

I think he will be under tremendous pressure to respond to what is overwhelmingly the idea of most Minnesotans: that we should have two senators.

Overall, these assumptions are similar to the general idea of most diet scores.

Though the Martha Graham Dance Company guards the flame, most dancegoers under the age of 50 will have only sketchy ideas of her most famous works.

For Schlesinger, this was a struggle of ideas — most of all, of one idea, that political power can be divorced from property ownership.