Sentence examples for imported ideas from inspiring English sources

Islam was a refuge, a reclaiming of a lost heritage, a bastion against imported ideas.

One, they imported ideas, technology and know-how from the rest of the world.

He has been an early exponent of other imported ideas: last year he was the front man for the Russian version of the reality television show, "The Apprentice".

Although Indonesia is over 80% Muslim, that label comprises a wide spectrum of beliefs, from devout worship to a more relaxed blend of local and imported ideas.

From the beginning, CEGA researchers have imported ideas and techniques from other disciplines – like psychology and sociology – to help understand and solve complex social and economic challenges.

Rock is still rebel music in Latin America, and this all-star bill promises to be a joyful demonstration of the music's vitality as it knocks together local and imported ideas.

Wasn't SlutWalk an imported idea, more suited to foreign countries than to India?

When we moved here, four years ago, I sometimes heard the notion of air pollution derided as the imported idea of weak-livered foreigners, who were, once again, stereotyping India with race-tinged slurs of dirt and disease.

But importing ideas is risky.

Besides, it imports ideas as well as exporting them.

We were importing ideas from France, from all Europe".