Sentence examples for once ideas from inspiring English sources

Once ideas and feelings gain substance -- through speech or action, for example -- they can do good or evil.

"People can get connected to each other, and once ideas that are not implanted by the establishment spread, they can explode," said Shtreimel of the Internet, speaking at a Starbuck's on the condition that he and his sect not be named.

Once ideas are embedded in laws and policy measures, and thereby given form in everyday life, their influence is stabilized and thereby prolonged (Campbell 2002; Yee 1996).

Once ideas are properly understood, he suggests, they can no longer even plausibly be thought of as individual and mutually independent entities which can be put together to create a judgment (as Locke maintains in Chapter XIV of Book IV of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding): the order of dependence is the opposite, ideas being abstractions from complete judgments.

Nona: I don't think Susie Bright is going to reach mainstream porn but once ideas about sexuality changes, porn will change - hopefully.

Once ideas have been introduced, users are able to discuss them, enriching the ideas and offering alternatives through their comments.

And once outlandish ideas are finding their way into mainstream opinion.

Improving American education — once better ideas have been found — can take just as long.

Once "new" ideas reach the mass media, they're already old news.

Once the ideas are on paper, parents can be valuable sounding boards.

Once these ideas have served their purpose, though, Brydon does a brilliant job of recycling them into comic ammunition.