Sentence examples for preserving ideas from inspiring English sources

Like setting messages afloat in bottles, threaded discourse has the virtue of preserving ideas and getting them out into the world, but is not a good way of getting them to a desired destination or for maintaining a productive exchange.

According to Ong, the best way to preserve ideas in the absence of writing is to "think memorable thoughts," whose zing insures their transmission.

Any communication technology can be a medium for knowledge building discourse as long as it enables people to represent and preserve ideas in a form comprehensible to others and allows for discussion and revision.

I do not copy chunks out of books to preserve ideas "caught and stoppered".

In the interest of preserving student ideas, we have also used the term migration to describe emigration or immigration.

The second world war prolonged their life, by delaying the onset of corruption in Soviet Russia, by preserving the idea of sacrifice as a national duty, by lending respectability to the idea of centrally directed production.

Amazon calls the Kindle a "purpose-built device," leaving room for ancillary uses but preserving the idea that it has one central purpose.

The challenge is to find ways of preserving the idea of scholarship as something not just useful and accessible, but curious and complex too".

ABCD is dedicated to preserving that idea against the dilution implicit in umbrella terms like "outsider," "visionary" and "self-taught art," said Bruno Decharme, the French filmmaker and director of television commercials who founded ABCD in 1999.

Her more far-fetched pronouncements are undercut with a wry self-deprecation and a sense of their silliness while generally preserving the idea that it's better to tell interesting lies than dull facts.

Can we do justice to this dimension of practical reason while preserving the idea that practical deliberation is genuinely a form of reasoning?