Sentence examples for push of ideas from inspiring English sources

Where are our progressive and affirming denominational churches in response to this push of ideas and propaganda?

The Staatsgalerie wouldn't work without the pushing and pulling of ideas you can see in the drawings.

Invention involves risk — including the risk of alienation, of pushing ideas toward their contradiction, of searching beyond common grounds and entering one's own private obsessions.

"They tried to push forward ideas of nationalism and secularism, and the civil war was ignored".

"A lot of companies will push the idea of doing genetic testing -- 'You can have this done, we'll give you advice,' " he said.

So tiny you can hold several in the palm of your hand, they push the idea of micro craft to the limit.

It may think of trying to block the government reforms now (despite its own history of being in favour of a more market-oriented approach to the economy) for the sake of pushing the idea of "policy paralysis" in government.

In the late 1960s, Myers and Marquis developed the 'technology push' idea of market-relevant aspects (second generation).

The politicians, the culture, they push the idea of family, the importance of the mother, and they also push the idea of opportunities for women, but they screw us all on the stuff that counts, that will make it real.

Eliminating preconceptions around reusing waste can push the idea of recycling, which is one part of the solution.

I suspect that this year they will heavily push the idea of loans for people over the age of 19 taking level 3 courses and above.