Sentence examples for introduced ideas from inspiring English sources

The cult of rulers thus introduced ideas from the Greek Orient into Greek communities.

He introduced ideas that the language shouldn't really be able to accommodate".

Last week events in Europe, Washington and three Canadian cities honored the centennial of the birth of the man who is now widely credited as the world's first media theorist and who introduced ideas like "the medium is the message" and "the global village" into everyday use.

The cumulative development of Theme in this pattern makes a text cohesive through the use of newly introduced ideas.

Instead, teachers have multiple opportunities to use and deepen their understandings of previously introduced ideas in their teaching and in their collaborative analyses of videos and student work.

In two lectures delivered at the Sorbonne, in 1929, Husserl introduced ideas which transformed his earlier position on transcendental phenomenology from a world of isolated ideas into a world community of intersubjective individuals.

"For the remainder, the US has to introduce ideas for both the Israelis and Palestinians.

Mr. Russo said, "I am now trying to introduce ideas of compromise, or collaboration".

Introducing ideas about volunteering into school timetables is one place to start.

Clearly, the "talk about it" solution isn't working for me and it's just introducing ideas even more unsettling than the lyrics themselves.

Kim's statement introduces ideas from physics as an alternative lens to understand the chemical reaction.