Sentence examples for ideas survive from inspiring English sources

Turnage's musical ideas survive, rather than resolve.

Both ideas survive, among the coloniser and the colonised.

I am good at making ideas survive that process, which means they survive the outside world," said Ageh.

The history of most overarching energy strategies is that a few good ideas survive and most of the bad ones disappear.

Each overlay was also a reflection on the history that dispersed African ideas across two hemispheres, and a tribute to the stubbornness and beauty that made those ideas survive and spread.

Startups with good ideas survive to go public or be acquired, while others die on the vine.

In Piedmont the new constitution, the Statuto Albertino (Albertine Statute), remained in force, and democratic ideas survived.

It has become so extreme that it's hard to imagine any radical ideas surviving the process of marketing".

It declined dramatically in the 18th century, however, a victim of the skepticism and rationalism of the Enlightenment, though some Rosicrucian ideas survived in speculative Freemasonry.

The thinktank produced a plan late last year for a green new deal and many of those ideas survived in the 1,100-page 1,100-pagessed by Congress.

Lamarck's ideas survived Weismann's experiments and more, perhaps, owing to the notion of the innate trend toward progress as a driving force of evolution that was attractive to various kinds of thinkers (and many individuals who hardly met that classification).