The caution that grips American politicians lest they be seen to nourish complicated ideas in public also stops them from ever leaving their scripts for fear of forgetting their messages – but you can see why this happens.
By focusing on race, we nourish the idea that this issue is not of universal interest.
So, an element of Cornish identity is nourished by ideas of real and theoretical remoteness that is both cultural and historical.
This is the fertile ground to nourish the idea that if I am low-paid and I am to be even lower paid, this is my fault.
When a cynical reporter (Jay Mohr) profits from such a favor -- a stranger suddenly gives him a brand new automobile -- he tracks the notion back to Trevor, the boy's harried mother (Helen Hunt) and the troubled junior high school teacher (Kevin Spacey), a terse man with a burn-scarred face, who helped Trevor nourish the idea at the start.
Respectfully dedicated to all the minds who had the courage to dream, to all the hands who helped make the dream a reality, and to all the souls, some yet to come, who will nourish this idea: that people working together can make a better life.
Facing such Goliaths, Mr. Fechter fires every literary allusion in his arsenal without ever nourishing any idea or observation into a coherent and full-bodied play.
Al Qaeda networks were nourished by the ideas of Islamic fundamentalists just as Breivik invoked and may have drawn sustenance from the ideas and stories of other Western extremists.
Rejecting their parents' boorish values, they have made a private alliance nourished by books, ideas, loving mutual support and hunger for an outside world of high thoughts and aspirations.
Over the past two+ years, Martynov said the YotaPhone concept has been steadily nourished by outside ideas coming in from developers and others inspired by the idea, and also — over the past two months — from YotaPhone's first batch of early adopters.
