Sentence examples for its core ideas from inspiring English sources

In Watch Dogs 2, developer Ubisoft Montreal not only takes the foundations of the original to build a good, fun game around its core ideas, it also births a great lead character, Marcus Holloway.

America turns its back on its core ideas when it discriminates against women or on the basis of people's sexual orientation.

Nodle definitely shares some of its core ideas — especially with how it approaches crowdsourced connectivity — with Open Garden.

Beyond Mechanical Markets is a serious piece of work that's based on research the pair has been doing for some time; while it's "about" the financial crisis, its core ideas transcend that episode.

Indeed, many of its core ideas —independent redistricting, caps on state spending and local property taxes, a new and cheaper pension tier for state employees — have been defeated more than once in Albany.

Indeed, it's widely agreed that Edmund Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France represents the founding text of modern conservatism in which its core ideas were first coherently formulated.

It also doesn't quite flesh out its core idea: that her precancer encounters with wolves somehow gave her the strength to overcome the disease.

Since 2008 it's released a handful of singles and one EP, and its core idea hasn't evolved much in that time.

So "InAPPropriate Comedy" fails just on the basis of its core idea.

The action of Ibsen's play, in fact, runs counter to its core idea.

This is the heart of my novel, its core idea," he said, referring to "The Civil Servant's Notebook".