Sentence examples for old ideas about from inspiring English sources

Old ideas about monocles and stately homes were misleading.

Inside the stony exterior of "The American" beat some tired old ideas about innocence and redemption.

Evil mummies populate the movies, and old ideas about "mystic Egypt" thrive.

Talking to her, I'm also talking to myself, dismantling my old ideas about food.

Some old ideas about race were embedded in his own psyche.

"And some of the ideas are very old, ideas about whether suicidal people are people to fear and hate".

It's tempting, in any case, to think that Tatum has been reappraising an old idea about himself so that he can move on to new ones.

It combines a very old idea about images, and sculptures on plinths in public spaces, with the digital age and the spectacle of reality TV.

But it also implies an old idea about what members of the so-called weaker sex must do to get what they want: use their charms and wiles to put men off their guard.

But a study by researchers from Stanford, the Monterey Bay Aquarium and other institutions in California using electronic tags that can track the sharks' movements over months has turned that old idea about great whites on its head.

An old idea about Venus' rotation (which is clockwise as viewed from the north as opposed to counter-clockwise like the other planets) is that gravitational influences of the Sun slowed it down until its rotational period equaled its orbital period.