Sentence examples for ideas practice from inspiring English sources

Today the ideas, practice and perhaps especially the politics of development have moved on.

"We remain convinced the people of Cuba would be best served by a genuine democracy," exhorted U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, "where people are free to choose their leaders, express their ideas, practice their faith…where institutions are answerable to those they serve; and where civil society is independent and allowed to flourish".

I did so because I have found from all my interviewing that in every four or five years, achievers try on new ideas: practice relentlessly until they become masterful: and find mentors to coach them providing them with invaluable leads, guidance and inspiration.

Words, ideas, practices, and morals have meaning only when related to concrete things.

The most recent work is seen as the most important – tutors want to see your current ideas, practices, methodologies and lines of interest.

To describe how ideas, practices, and know-hows travel along migratory paths, Peggy Levitt coined the term "social remittances" (Levitt, 1998, 2001; Levitt & Lamba-Nieves, 2011; Levitt & Rajaram, 2013).

While social remittances (or social transfers) are the ideas, practices, and know-hows that circulate along migratory paths (Levitt 1998; Levitt 2001).

This review summarizes and updates recent developments in microalgal hydrogen production research with emphasis on new trends and novel ideas practiced in this field.

Without knowing it, we live and express these distorted ideas, practices and patterns that influence our perceptions of reality and in turn create our reality.

An innovation comprises 'new ideas, practices, objects or institutional arrangements perceived as novel by an individual or a unit of adoption' (15, p. 106).

For him, his ideas, practices and functioning are an essence of perfectionism and order which need to be imbibed by others.