Sentence examples for public ideas from inspiring English sources

Cars that change public ideas of automobile design radically are hard to update.

Are they show trials more inclined to be trying to change public ideas..

We have this pathetic binary yes/no approach to public ideas that treats nuance as a nuisance.

However, technical experts in charge of sifting through those public ideas said Costner's oil-water separator did not show particular promise.

The manly man volumes had the virtue of finding and making public ideas and texts that at the very least had been obscure.

According to David Lan, artistic director of the Young Vic, the writers "who hang about in our consciousness – Ibsen, Strindberg, Miller – are writing deliberately against the current, and hope to put in front of the public ideas about the world which they have not previously had.

I think it's because it seems to play to a public idea of Byatt's austerity.

Chief among them is "holacracy", or rather, Holacracy® – a public idea that's also a privately owned concept, which is about right for this strange new world.

Yet, Edwards continues to doubt that the public idea of who he is, as a person and a receiver, is all that different from that of the disgruntled Edwards who was traded from Cleveland in October 2009.

When does an iconic image, a shared artistic experience, or a germane public idea shift shape from private and protected to public and open to fair use?

In general, it means applying to the public sector ideas and techniques from private-sector management.