Sentence examples for infectious ideas from inspiring English sources

(Oddly, he makes no mention of the biologist Richard Dawkins, whose analogy between "memes" -- infectious ideas -- and viruses had, I thought, itself spread widely even among the literati).

The fortified border blocking Hong Kong off from the "mainland" still functions to keep unwanted Chinese masses out, and Hong Kong democrats in -- to contain their infectious ideas.

It's an abstraction of cellular life, or in my practice, I use this imagery to communicate infectious ideas.

The abstracted growing forms that spread and mutate up the sculpture can be seen as cellular life or as a metaphor for infectious ideas.

In it, I also mentioned that you, your books, and your overly infectious ideas are what gave me the courage to pursue a career in documentary filmmaking and writing screenplays.

"The total apathy in the mainstream press was because the people who were dying in early 1980s were not newsworthy," said Jennifer Brier, the director of the gender and women's studies program at the University of Illinois at Chicago and author of Infectious Ideas: US Political Response to the AIDS Crisis.

According to the theory of memes--which is the study of infectious ideas--there are two primary ways for an up-and-coming religious group to get its message out.

It is an infectious idea.

The idea of a meme – an infectious idea – having a definite termination point was peculiar enough; but a meme as nebulous as Web 2.0?

Alisa Grifo and Marco ter Haar Romeny started Kiosk with an especially infectious idea: to highlight functional design goods from around the world, focusing on one country at a time.

Moreover, decisions on plague control during that period reinforced the idea of public health measures for prevention of infectious diseases, an idea that was previously vague.