Sentence examples for ideas of one from inspiring English sources

The book reflects the ideas of one who questioned the doctrine of retributive justice associated with wisdom theology.

The freedom to peacefully petition those in power without fear of arbitrary laws — these are not ideas of one country or one culture.

The forthcoming exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park of 300 Nash works is a major art event, an assemblage of the ideas of one of the most creative artists of our time.

In the U.S., we try to make a virtue out of our hyper racial consciousness, turning it into a willingness to confront and right historical wrongs; the French deal with theirs by using the old republican ideas of "one France, indivisible" to cover over very deep differences.

The "process" concept, which Dr. Hartshorne developed from the ideas of one of his professors at Harvard, the philosopher Alfred North Whitehead, influenced progressive Protestant theologians and, more recently, Roman Catholics and Jews, said David Ray Griffin, a professor of the philosophy of religion at the Claremont School of Theology.

Well, it might not be a complete clone, if the ideas of one Google researcher are any indication.

"I loved so much the idea of one man on a white horse, fighting for justice," Mr. McCain wrote.

She liked the idea of one-on-one job-seeking help, so she tweeted about three positions in Puerto Rico she had been unable to fill.

While sharing some common features with the one-dimensional models, the solution of two-dimensional equations are substantially more difficult, thus some considerations are taken to be able to extend some ideas of one-dimensional case.

Recent approaches to infant feeding support suggest the need to move away from ideas of one-off 'choices' to breastfeed to explore women's experiences and decisions throughout their feeding journeys [ 15, 21].

I dunno, I kinda liked the idea of One Direction getting on a plane and never coming back.