Sentence examples for put new ideas from inspiring English sources

"My prototype really is Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who was able to combine an academic, intellectual career and a government career, really put new ideas out there, and think.

Western diplomats have said they were impressed by Zarif's businesslike approach at the foreign ministers' meeting on Thursday and said he put "new ideas" on the table that they did not describe.

"It's not a re-hash, it's about picking up where we left off," says Price. "With the technology we have now, we can do things faster, we can put new ideas into the genre, stuff we were dreaming about before but didn't have the processing power to do.

His primary intention (so it seemed) was to put new ideas on the table and then see if the others acknowledged them.

While you can't put new ideas into an old mindset or achieve new results with old behaviors, a willing participant can adjust if they are willing to grow.

Marvel won't abandon all of its other characters in pursuit of new heroes, but it is slightly more forgivable now that they've at least begun to put new ideas out there.

Mr. da Silva's Workers Partyy has a 20-year record of putting new ideas into practice.

My class will start with the basics on the first day and the second day will be spent putting new ideas into practice".

In 1915, John Dewey and his daughter Evelyn featured the Cottage School in their book, The Schools of To-Morrow, which examined how progressive schools around the country put new educational ideas into action.

This new prize, the first of its kind and a hefty one at £50,000, is at last, as the Turner prize has done for art, helping to put new music, and ideas of what music is, on the cultural radar.

For others it is new access to gourmet, artisan, unique and one-of-a-kind brands and products that put new flavors and ideas into the market.