Sentence examples for put forward things from inspiring English sources

Art and artists need to put forward things that are challenging, to not let any one argument dominate, to give a platform to voices society doesn't want to hear.

Not satisfied with the answer, Mr. Stephanopoulos asked six follow-up questions, prompting jeers from the audience and a scolding from Mr. Romney: "Putting forward things that states might want to do — that no state wants to do — and asking me whether they can do it or not is kind of a silly thing".

I'll admit to being one of the few who loved watching this second season, and would like to put forward five things that actually worked.

The original intention has been put forward is people to things and things to things can deliver information like person as.

Many had constructive ideas to put forward for how things could be improved, and many were adamant that if things did not change for the better soon – especially for young people – serious episodes of social unrest like the riots of 2011, where hundreds of people primarily from disadvantaged areas took to the streets during days of violence and looting, could happen again.

It is their business to tell men how to understand the world, and this means that they must, among other things, put forward and argue for a set of interpretative principles.

I don't feel the books pages of the Sunday papers are too compromised, but it's a real problem with the Waterstones book quarterly, where you have these things put forward as reviews, but they're much closer to an advertorial.

A figure of £12,000, which will not count as spending towards the cap, has been put forward to pay for things such as the accommodation, food and bills.

"We had a meeting on the day of the march and there were a whole range of things put forward," said Kerr. "We said we wouldn't have any knee-jerk reactions and be hopeful the appeals process would help.

The president's address put forward bold ideas on things like trade, entrepreneurism, education, and deficit reduction.

What this could mean in the long term, if the Republican Party stays mired in the cultural aspect of its populism and does not put forward policies to make things better for the working class, is that those voters who are driven by economic considerations will move toward the Democratic party.