Sentence examples for of strong ideas from inspiring English sources

Pickering was in general impressed with Rice, a woman of strong ideas navigating an effective course in many areas of African policy, including Ethiopia and Eritrea.

"They'll have to be willing to give and take and to have their combination of strong ideas meld or have the clash be part of what happens," she added.

Mr. Beamish's "Waltz Epoca" is a succession of strong ideas that don't add up; we're too aware of this young artist continually trying to renew his claim on our attention.

Over the last 25 years the improviser Ned Rothenberg has been developing his solo performances on saxophone, bass clarinet, shakuhachi and other wind instruments; they are elegant, diverse, full of strong ideas in tone and texture, to the point where his impressive technique almost becomes a side-issue.

With the absorption of its dissidents into power, there is no longer a clash of strong ideas, of opposition and resistance, of critical transcendence.

(On a personal note, I knew Ethan Coen a bit, from a philosophy class in college, and it's exactly the kind of strong idea that should come as no surprise).

For Baudrillard by the end of the 1990s with the collapse of communism, the era of the strong ideas, of a conflicted world of revolution and universal emancipation, is over.

Latin Americans have this in their hearts; it's in fact an extension of the strong idea of family in our culture.

Eventually, we came out with a bag full of pretty good, strong ideas for this new album.

Many of the participants had strong ideas about how they wanted their works to look.

Matthews concluded that Castro had "strong ideas of liberty, democracy, social justice, the need to restore the Constitution".