Sentence examples for restoring the idea from inspiring English sources

We are restoring the idea of entertainment to its empathetic Latin root: "to hold inside," as in, to entertain an idea or experience.

Restoring the idea of opportunity for all requires a year of action from all of us.

Mr. Selosse, by his example and his Champagnes, is intent on restoring the ideas of vineyard, terroir and wine to the perception of Champagne.

Second, let's restore the idea of "something for something".

One of his first tasks was to restore the idea of royalty to the throne.

"What he wanted was to restore the idea of the courthouse as a public building," Mr. Cobb said.

Forgiving, when someone has earned it, gives an individual a fresh start and, just as important, it helps restore the idea of rehabilitation in American justice.

Tort law is essentially the law of personal injury, and the museum's mission is to restore the idea that personal-injury law is not a way to line the pockets of a few lucky lawyers but rather a way to hold the powerful to account.

Restoring the Victorian idea of an evening's theatre as a social gathering occasionally interrupted by acting, these decisions boldly go against the fashion for a cinema-like sequence of intermission-free action.

There have been big achievements: the winding down of the wars, health reform, getting Osama bin Laden, and restoring the battered American idea.

An antiques shop find of a Queen Anne revival mirror gave the Fiells the idea of restoring the room to an approximation of its original opulence.