Sentence examples for introducing the idea that from inspiring English sources

That latter act he credited with introducing the idea that politics and social anger had a place in popular music.

"It's not really a political festival, it's more about introducing the idea that there's fun in that culture," says Sheridan.

"There are a lot of people who use the park, so we are basically introducing the idea that if you love the park the way the park loves you, then help support the park.

"The last five years have shown that it is possible to do more with less," May told her audience, introducing the idea that they would soon be expected to do more with even less again.

"We just had an election in our country in which the American people expressed less than total confidence in the effectiveness of our own government," Mr. Bayh said, introducing the idea that the Iraqi government did not deserve much confidence, either.

In our previous work [11], we conducted a study on the coverage of API elements on Stack Overflow for API documentation, introducing the idea that the coverage analysis should take into account the API documentation purpose.

Use this lesson plan to introduce the idea that there are many different types of robot.

I've also introduced the idea that Danny Alexander is Osborne's fag.

The exchange also introduced the idea that "A History" is as much a play as it is a dance.

He also gently introduced the idea that the Labor government would call a national referendum on the euro.

He also introduced the idea that practically all photography can be looked at through the lens of fashion.