Sentence examples for ideas underpinning from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's time to get rid of the ideas underpinning the qualifying offer altogether.

One of the ideas underpinning Claudia Roden's cookery books is that food is an integral part of identity.

Although the ideas underpinning it connect with all aspects of social care, this article is intended primarily for social workers and others working with children and families.

De Gennes and Sir Sam had worked out the ideas underpinning this motion, known as 'reptation' because of the similarity between such sliding motion of the chains and the way snakes move, in various situations.

But the ideas underpinning the play, about the fundamental lack of sympathy between men and women of the period, and the dubious scientific theories that sometimes reinforced women's subjugation, are serious.

It often happens that the real point of doing something only emerges clearly after a lot of initial work has been completed, the conscious ideas underpinning it turning out to be the tip of a larger iceberg.

Perhaps the very idea underpinning science — that humans could understand the Universe — had hit a wall.

However, if selfishness and fear prevail, we risk losing the noble idea underpinning the European project.

The mildly contrarian idea underpinning the book is that the comments should, in fact, be read — at least in the academic sense of "reading" as analysis and contextualization.

The historian John M. Barry, author of "The Great Influenza" (Viking Adult, 2004), questioned an idea underpinning the study's conclusions.

The mildly contrarian idea underpinning the book is that the comments should, in fact, be read at least in the academic sense of "reading" as analysis and contextualization.