Sentence examples for necessary idea from inspiring English sources
One may safely assume that most of the sixty-six senators — fifty-two Republicand and fourteen Democrats — who at this writing are listed as supporting the amendment do not seriously regard it as a good, let alone a necessary, idea.
It's a good and necessary idea, I think — Cardin would not use federal funds or coercive policy to promote this model, but he would clear away some technical and legal obstacles, for owners who might wish to consider it.
Ultimately, I believe, an all-volunteer military diminishes that very necessary idea that we are all in this nation together, and that there are times our individual comfort and desires must be subordinated for the good of that nation.
It is the evolution of a simple, and necessary, idea.
The distinction between the realm of grace and the realm of nature, one standing under moral laws of reward and punishment, the other under natural laws, Kant describes as a "practically necessary idea of reason" (KRV A 812 f/B 840).
Between the original abstraction of pure selfhood as sheer Tathandlung and the concluding (necessary) idea of a self that is only what it determines itself to be, in which "is" and "ought" wholly coincide, lies the entire realm of actual consciousness and real human experience.
Reading serious nonfiction in the summer is an immersion in the world of necessary ideas.
So consider immersing your students in "the world of necessary ideas" by inviting them to read The Times weekly for our contest.
It's perfectly true that many good and noble and necessary ideas have come from churches and chapels as many others have come from temples, universities, Masonic lodges, and presumably one or two from a Satanic cult.
It's perfectly true that many good and noble and necessary ideas have come from churches and chapels — as many others have come from temples, universities, Masonic lodges, and presumably one or two from a Satanic cult.
"Hir" has a lot of ideas — necessary ideas, especially when it comes to flinging open closets in the "trans" world — which spill over the edges of the play, but I wouldn't take much out in order to make the show dramaturgically tighter or easier to absorb.
