Sentence examples similar to passage idea from inspiring English sources

In this passage, ideas are cast as modes of thought that represent (or present or exhibit — Descartes uses such terms interchangeably) "objects" to the mind.

We have a feeling that this substitute-passage idea is just a temporary makeshift.

This summer, once I had finished the photo shoot, I sat down to tackle the task of arranging nine months of my handwritten passages, ideas and recipes into a book.

Here's the passage: This idea – that our problems were caused by a government that was too small – it's just not true.

Called CRVelocity, the five-month-old project offers these companies an ambitious set of business development services, from computers to consultants, to ease the rocky passage from idea to going concern.

We read into this passage the idea of marriage, mainly due to the translations we are reading.

In Bruckner, of course, theological considerations come into play, and behind the passage lurk ideas of the relationship between time and eternity.

Go through the passage connecting ideas to areas in the place.

They think of making something like a collage of found passages and ideas from the Internet.

"However," she writes, "what began with admirable intentions has evolved into a surprisingly broad and increasingly bizarre policy of censorship that has gone far beyond its original scope and now excises from tests and textbooks words, images, passages and ideas that no reasonable person would consider biased".

Dawson includes an extensive bibliography in the back of the novel showing where passages and ideas in the novel are from.