Sentence examples for mixing of ideas from inspiring English sources

Stanford has been a pioneer in designing physical spaces to foster mixing of ideas and philosophies.

Walter Isaacson writes that at the time Leonardo da Vinci lived in Florence, Italy, the "Mixing of ideas from different disciplines became the norm as people of diverse talents intermingled". Isaacson says the blend of creative minds allowed people to combine ideas from "disparate disciplines". The result was a stunning tide of innovation coming out of a small region.

Such mixing of ideas was present in term names and definitions and was unclear in inheritances.

The point is that walls discourage human interaction, prevent the mixing of ideas, and create inbred - often xenophobic - cultures.

Print also presents a narrower mix of ideas than you find online.

It will take time to discover what mix of ideas and madness contributed to the attacks in Colorado Springs and San Bernardino.

The president-elect's economic plan is an eclectic mix of ideas culled from previous occupants of the White House.

Gilder's book brings the reader into a mix of ideas and personalities, which she handles with verve.

A senior American official said Secretary Powell was open to the idea of a summit meeting, viewing it as "part of a mix of ideas" that had promise.

He also dove into political theory, learning from influential professors such as George Kateb and Paul Sigmund. "It was this really heady mix of ideas and practice," he said.

This is a very big, brawling mix of ideas and interviews, with wacky clips, spoofs and pastiches, some devastatingly funny and pertinent, some of them pretty lame.