Sentence examples for ideas toward from inspiring English sources
Invention involves risk — including the risk of alienation, of pushing ideas toward their contradiction, of searching beyond common grounds and entering one's own private obsessions.
Black's chemistry teaching, in his earlier years, reflected the latest ideas; toward the end of his career, his views started to seem outdated.
Most important, Freinacht writes, a metamodern politics moves beyond liberal ideas toward shared responsibility for maximizing the happiness and health of everyone in the world.
But then he returned to upbeat, supercharged, overflowing, zany pop, applying all his sounds, technology and ideas toward immediate gratification and the joys of far too much sonic information.
Three ideas toward developing objective methods in this approach are presented in the context of synchronous output in inhibitory networks.
Kant's writings on progress consist of a series of short pieces from the 1780s and 90s, including "Ideas toward a Universal History with Cosmopolitan Intent," and "Perpetual Peace".
The second is whether central bankers should try to pop asset bubbles, an idea toward which Dr. Kashyap has softened.
At one time, the company sought financial information about the Meadowlands Racetrack, with an idea toward building the first Nascar oval in the local area.
The idea behind PACE was to turn that idea toward upgrades like new windows and insulation or solar arrays that often cost more than property owners could pay upfront but less than they would save on electricity bills over time.
"Do you want this welfare state, which puts us down this tipping point, advances this culture of dependency, moves us away from the America idea toward more of a Western European social democracy welfare state?
As a rank-and-file congressman during the presidency of George W. Bush, Mr. Ryan advocated for the privatization of Social Security, helping push the idea toward the Republican mainstream and cementing his reputation as a conservative intellectual.
