Sentence examples for reinforced idea from inspiring English sources

Some imperative sociocultural maneuvering was missed when Girls debuted; instead, a really embarrassing junior-kindergarten level of communal reinforcement led to the collective conclusion that Lena Dunham's show is racist (and, yeah, that communally reinforced idea was right, because that show is racist to the point of making Brooklyn look like a sundown town).

The images of the burned child that were splayed across Chinese newspapers reinforced ideas that the movement was, indeed, extreme.

We are also indirectly reinforcing ideas by referencing movements in art, music, history and so on.

"On the contrary, it reinforces ideas we've worked fiercely at challenging and moving beyond from.

Not only does it reinforce ideas of racial essentialism that it claims to repudiate; it obscures the crevasse between rich and poor.

The view of evolution as a process of transformation unintentionally reinforces ideas of teleology (design) and progression.

According to Hornsby, pornographic materials reinforce ideas about women that deprive their utterances of their ordinary illocutionary meaning (Hornsby 1995, 227).

This location has the potential to reflect and reinforce ideas of teleology and progression (Matuk [2007]; Sandvik [2009]), with humans being viewed as the privileged species (Evans [2001]).

She reinforced her idea of the ideal teacher.

His weekend in Phoenix has reinforced that idea.

This reinforced the idea that Pakistan is a big country.