Sentence examples for ideas with which from inspiring English sources

"We're looking for brand-new ideas with which to open the door".

It is one thing to debate ideas with which one disagrees.

There was never an intention that this law should compel people to promote political ideas with which they disagreed.

Presidential candidates, possessed of more abundant airtime, perhaps, than ideas with which to fill it, are the Dorothy Parkers of misquotation and misattribution.

If architecture is to matter, the ideas with which it wrestles must be as serious as the situation to which they respond.

On Monday, Mr. Paladino said that the two speeches he had made in Brooklyn on Sunday were prepared by someone else, and that he had stricken out some ideas with which he did not agree.

Nor is it bran... Heidegger suggests that "Nothing nothings" - a calm sensible idea with which Sarte, among others, disagrees.

He confirmed that the universal credit – a merger of a host of benefits and tax credits – was his favoured reform, adding that it was "the idea with which he had come into the department".

PAGE C11 REVIVING THE DOUBLE-DECKER BUS High gas prices and increased ridership has the Metropolitan Transportation Authority thinking of bringing back double-decker bus, an idea with which it flirted briefly in the 1970s.

I remember feeling incredibly moved by the portrayal of these people and the idea with which Miller broached the whole subject of failure or failed systems, or the way that people are crushed by a system in which they find themselves.

This got off to a flying start when Donald Sull, an associate professor at London Business School, posted a detailed response to a piece on active inertia, an idea with which he is closely associated.From the archiveOur weekly "From the archive" feature highlights a past article from The Economist that has relevance to current news, or to an anniversary.