Sentence examples for marginal ideas from inspiring English sources

The prevailing artistic wisdom seems to be: Marginal ideas take on weight if shot in slow motion.

What these efforts have in common is the representation of marginal ideas that otherwise might not be heard or argued.

Writers including serious ones began to be financially rewarded for their previously marginal ideas; in the process, they expressed them with less bitter ardor.

Writers — including serious ones — began to be financially rewarded for their previously marginal ideas; in the process, they expressed them with less bitter ardor.

The marginal ideas are having a harder time raising rounds, and that will continue.

Rich countries can show, through their own programmes for flood defence, zoning laws, sewerage and so on that adaptation must be part of the mainstream of political and economic life, not an eccentric and marginal idea.

Economists in the Austrian school made important contributions to the marginal idea after 1870, and, building on these grounds, a number of economists in the 1890s including Philip Henry Wicksteed in England and John Bates Clark in the United States developed the idea into the marginal-productivity theory of distribution.

Senator Jay Rockefeller, a Democrat from West Virginia who supports a government-run health program, suggested on "This Week," that the idea of nonprofit health cooperatives, an alternative being proposed as a means of introducing competition in states where health care is dominated by a single insurer, was a largely untested and marginal idea.

Our current political moment has propelled once-marginal ideas and entities to the foreground and plunged traditional power brokers into crisis.

While much Latin alternative music remains commercially marginal, its ideas have had an increasing impact on Latin pop.

She said he worked as a home-repair contractor and came up with a stream of marginal business ideas, including one she partook in called Lady Limousine.