Sentence examples for lifting ideas from inspiring English sources

But it's clear that this is now a series playing catch-up, lifting ideas wholesale from rivals.

Norman Golb's 1995 book, "Who Wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls?" included a long chapter criticizing Dr. Schiffman's scholarship and accusing him of lifting ideas without credit.

Take time at the start to choose your blog's appearance from all the options, lifting ideas from existing blogs, but once you've started, it is very straightforward.

(Or, more cynically, lifting ideas — although I'm guessing Amazon would vehemently dispute that).

That you would inadvertently lift ideas?

When Laurens stretches and slims down the limbs of his nudes, exaggerates their breasts and thighs, changes their fingers into thorns, bends their necks and backs in defiance of anatomy, these metamorphoses are just as necessary because they lift ideas and sensations to their highest degree of presence.

It's a hard TV show to describe, as it lifts ideas and moods from a Stephen King multiverse.

He often lifts ideas from classical portraiture or renaissance art, but equally from personal experience, and sometimes even The Simpsons.

But could Twitter be lifting some ideas from startups out there?

Croce, widely seen as Hegelian himself, saw so many similarities between Dewey's work and his own that he accused Dewey of lifting his ideas.

Now, we Canucks are no strangers of lifting American ideas, putting a twist of them and calling them Canadian stealing stuff from the Yankees might be our proudest tradition.