Sentence examples for pushed forward the idea from inspiring English sources

She pushed forward the idea of nonconformity.

With the Enlightenment in full swing, Jean-Philippe Rameau pushed forward the idea of music as science.

At the event, titled Transparency and The Future of Retail, the co-founder of Provenance, Jesse Baker, pushed forward the idea that consumers will soon be able to filter items when shopping online using a number of variables.

However, as global trade and business picked up in the 1970s (Jones, 1996, Nayak 2008), the industry magnates, policy makers and international agents of trade and commerce pushed forward the ideas of large scale operations.

Her creations and personal background are a melting pot of influences: her mother was French, her father a US soldier; she studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and also in Paris; she's deeply rooted in the history of haute couture but uses daring fabrics and colours to push forward the idea of what fashion can be.

The aim, Lavrov said, is to create a "pretext to push forward the idea of so-called humanitarian corridors, no-fly zones and, eventually humanitarian intervention".

In the best sense it's pushing forward the ideas of what I'm trying to achieve with the animation, so it's not necessarily in the forefront.

Marco de Vincenzo pushed forward the sculptural column idea he introduced last season.

"The team meets with Peter for two to three hours, I come in towards the end and generally Bernard Arnault then comes to encourage pushing forward the concepts in terms of ideas," said Mr. Carcelle, referring to the chief executive of the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton luxury conglomerate, who spotted early the architect's talent.

The idea is to push forward this idea of collaborative learning, which doesn't just happen between teacher and student, but between students as well.

When the centre-left held sway on both sides of the ocean, he earnestly pushed forward his big idea—"the third way".