Sentence examples for ideas of some from inspiring English sources

This form is especially useful for displaying the central ideas of some of the proofs of the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem.

"The ideas of some mystic like Rumi is based on love, is based on loving everybody, to be kind with everybody," he said.

An introduction to the history of modern philosophy through the problems and ideas of some of the most important philosophers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

In a letter to a friend he explained how his "accidental recollection of that glorious struggle for Freedom, associated with the glowing ideas of some other struggles of the same nature, not quite so ancient, roused my rhyming Mania".

This clashes with the ideas of some designers, who believe that their job is to design by optimizing the product's features, appearance, reliability, etc., and that the production engineer's task is to design a process capable of manufacturing that product (Taguchi, Elsayed and Hsiang 1989).

The city's mayor, Ken Livingstone, said, "The ideas of some American security advisers that perhaps we should shut the whole of central London for three days, ignoring the economic consequences of that, I don't think that's got a chance at all".

Some authors had preconceived ideas of what some of the barriers may be and others did not.

There is comfort in the idea of some consistency of self across the decades.

I quite quickly came up with the idea of some sort of mechanical machine.

But, apparently it gives you an idea of some sort of personality.

A glimpse at my links should provide an idea of some of my various interests.