Sentence examples for ideas that there from inspiring English sources

That is just the aftermath of our Big Bang, as it were, but then there are these ideas that there may be other big bangs in various contexts and in those other domains, different laws of physics.

However, two key Aristotelian ideas, that there is necessity in nature and that this necessity is the same as the logical necessity of a demonstrative argument, remained part of the mainstream philosophical thinking about causation and explanation until David Hume subjected them to severe criticism and undermined them.

This model rests on three ideas: that there is a state of lowest energy, that there is a maximum energy, beyond which the electron is no longer bound to the nucleus, and that within these two energies the electron can only exist in certain energy levels.

As Jonathan Chait explains, this agenda continues to be premised on the ideas that there is, if anything, too much downward redistribution of wealth, that government shouldn't interfere in the market by, say, raising the minimum wage, and that safety net programs lull people into dependency (Paul Ryan's Hammock Theory of Poverty).

People were experimenting with Grand Unified Theories, or the ideas that there might be more symmetry to nature that we presently see.

This could indicate that many retail investors might be looking to weather the storm, and could reinforce ideas that there isn't necessarily panic in the market.

Reagan undoubtedly tied in with this idea that there has to be an Armageddon'.

"To encourage innovation, we must embrace the new idea that there simply is no box.

He challenges the idea that there is consensus.

"Bounty" is essentially the idea that there is more wealth.

Our worst performance is entertaining the idea that there is".