Sentence examples for introducing ideas from inspiring English sources

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.

What I see in his students are references to straight photography, but they're also introducing ideas about performance and issues of gender and identity, particularly the women".

Boys in general as well as 'strong' learners in general were found to act as 'equal conversation partners' of the teacher more often, introducing ideas and arguments that the teacher picked up, developed further and integrated into ongoing discussions.

So, how did The Rebel fare against The Chomsky? Aside from cutting off the professor a number of times to which Chomsky, usually in the midst of a complex example, was quick to cut back in with a "May I continue?"—Levant was clearly introducing ideas designed to back Chomsky into familiar Sun News corners.

National or State/Provincial training programmes and annual meetings for mayors or municipal staff serve as potential entry points for introducing ideas and practices of interest to UNICEF.

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

"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".

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

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