Sentence examples for marshal idea from inspiring English sources

He liked the sky marshal idea.

If we want to reason, debate, discuss if we want to marshal ideas and apply them to the discipline of logical argument- the medium in which to do so hargument- ther a very long timediumd in is the whichen word.

Somewhere between a mess and a thrilling flood of barely marshalled ideas – a sensation amplified by the recording, which keeps slipping into needles-in-the-red distortion – it's music that's almost wilfully difficult to get a handle on.

Innovation platforms (IPs) are a way of organizing multistakeholder interactions, marshalling ideas, people and resources to address challenges and opportunities embedded in complex settings.

Other bodies, like Common Weal and Radical Independence, are marshalling idealistic ideas for an independent Scotland and connecting the "yes" campaign to other causes, like nuclear disarmament.

Nearly two decades after the Tate show, these exhibitions prove just how good Kitaj was at marshalling complex ideas into a coherent and forceful image.

The difference is that those albums were at best a bold and intriguing mess: the sense that the artists behind them were having trouble marshalling their ideas was hard to escape.

More impressive still is how good at marshalling his ideas Doyle seems to be – for all that you're never quite certain what Culture of Volume is going to do next, it never sounds ragged or incoherent.

A similar plan had been developed by von Rundstedt at OB West, and the two field marshals combined their idea to present a joint "small solution" to Hitler.

The cowboy, marshal or gunslinger whose idea of showing emotion is to shift a cigar from one side of his mouth to the other is a heroic type we are supposed to have outgrown.

The situation was at an impasse until federal marshals had a clever idea.