Sentence examples for primary ideas from inspiring English sources

And as these stories unfold, one becomes familiar with the primary ideas and events in the rise of modern evolutionary thinking.

The Fairsted lot isn't much bigger -- an acre and three-quarters -- but there was enough space to show off his primary ideas.

Meanwhile, on his first day away from CNN, Mr. Dobbs fielded calls on the radio from adoring listeners who had two primary ideas for his next job: a position at Fox News or a political office.

For more on primary ideas see the next section of this entry.

The analogy will hold for what were earlier called primary ideas.

One of the directive's primary ideas is that an integrated management approach is needed to successfully handle flood risks.

The primary idea is 'obsessively intent on one idea.' It buzzes on one note.

The primary idea of "Taken" is one of such familiarity that there is little new, even in the eventual explanation of what the aliens are up to.

The league office cannot order teams how to operate, but it is making suggestions with the primary idea to reduce cash costs.

It stems from a basic conceptual void in which the primary idea was to destroy a government and in which all other considerations -- if there were any -- were set aside.

Mr. Long responded caustically to Mr. Teitelbaum's primary idea, noting that under state law, Mr. Giuliani could not get on the primary ballot without persuading a majority of the party's 51-member Executive Committee to give him a waiver that permits someone who is not a party member to participate in a Conservative primary.