Sentence examples for later idea from inspiring English sources

Calling his original 1956 group "Priory of Sion" presumably gave Plantard the later idea to claim that his organisation had been historically founded by crusading knight Godfrey of Bouillon on Mount Zion near Jerusalem during the Middle Ages.

I offer this later idea not as a flip or inflammatory insult to those thousands who flock to this kind of fare, but as a somewhat biased, informational observation.

This later idea has been explored in two studies.

He greatly influenced later ideas about the separation of powers.

Dr. Markel is careful not to link Freud's drug use and his later ideas too intimately.

As a young man, Popper had adopted Marxism, a decision that would seriously influence many of his later ideas.

"The question is more historical in nature — it's about where did this idea come from, how did it affect later ideas," Qadhi said.

The movement's efforts to remove lay interference in church affairs laid the foundation for later ideas concerning the separation of church and state.

Those discussions would help shape his later ideas on economics and knowledge, eventually presented in his 1936 presidential address to the London Economic Club.

It comes out of a history of art and social reform, influenced by the later ideas of John Ruskin who believed in social transformation through education.

This was what led Young to set up, in 1952, the Institute of Community Studies, the base from which so many of his later ideas were launched.