Sentence examples for ideas relevant from inspiring English sources

Yet we are still left with a drama that is genuinely concerned with thinking and ideas relevant to the way we live now.

Note: Our 2011 lesson, "Considering the Future of Reading: Lessons, Links and Thought Experiments," suggests many teaching ideas relevant to this discussion as well.

/ Everyone loves / the Dream but I kill it" — with a tally of names and ideas relevant to a century earlier, Nov. 22, 1863, the eve of the Battle of Chattanooga.

It is used to reinforce the dramatic action, to provide psychological insight into the characters, and to recall or suggest to the listener extramusical ideas relevant to the dramatic event.

An excellent survey of the main ideas relevant to this endeavor can be found in [25].

Can occasionally produce brief information and ideas relevant to the topic.

She stands aside to let an artist breathe and then asks the big question: what makes an idea relevant today?

The basic idea – relevant today in the upheaval sweeping the Arab world – is that revolutions founder on the new orthodoxies they impose ("We can force you to be free/ We can force you to believe").

A middle-of-the-road option is what Tipping calls an associative name one that evokes an idea relevant to the company's mission, products, benefits or personality.

According to Bradley, the notion of idea understood as a mental state or mental occurrence is not the notion of "idea" relevant to logic or to truth understood as a relationship between our ideas and reality.

A work of genius must have "spirit," which it gets through its content, typically as Kant assumes without argument, although perhaps in his time, long before the invention of non-objective art, without any real need for argument a rational idea, indeed an idea relevant specifically to morality.