Sentence examples for ideas of power from inspiring English sources
Oh, I wrote a post about that a while ago - male genitalia and ideas of power.
The Founding Fathers understood that the ideas of power sharing and individual rights are grounded in human nature.
These are no cheap, bikesploitation pulp fictions, as Parke uses the series to explore ideas of power, politics, knowledge and trust, as well as delivering some astonishing plot twists.
She was deliberately playing with the narratives she drew from; nonetheless, she seemed content to mold herself into well-worn stories, to pay tribute to retrograde ideas of power.
Chris, as he walked with his two companions, was thinking of the letter Rowland had sent to his uncle recommending specially the creative writing class at College Sunrise: "This year's literary seminar pulls no punches investigating ideas of power and literature".
6. See "The Ideas of Power and Substance in Locke's Philosophy", pp. 16 7; for Ayers' later view, see Locke: Epistemology and Ontology, vol. II, ch. 4. 7.
The idea of power, or of powerful people, seems to repel him as much as it fascinates.
For months, Palestinians have grown intoxicated with the idea of power through death.
Of course, men and women of all classes have long used clothing to project their idea of power and glamour.
