Sentence examples for room for ideas from inspiring English sources
That allows more room for ideas and creativity and innovation.
There is, of course, room for ideas about how health and education spending might become more efficient.
In an interview, Mr. Bohrman affirmed that but said, "There's plenty of room for ideas - liberal ideas and maybe not liberal ideas - to have an airing on Current".
Like so many other Australian intellectuals (and yes, a punk can be an intellectual), he later fled to London – there was more room for ideas, and the music scene was flourishing.
It's a cunning manoeuvre, this very precise branch of ad hominem attack, but it's essentially anti-intellectual – there's no room for ideas, all you have is tribal allegiance based on your financial circumstance.
A forceful novel by a writer and lawyer based in Omaha, who leaves room for ideas as well as characters and action as two men and a woman, all insurance investigators, crusade against so-called "viatical" policies, in which fatally ill people, strapped for cash, sell their policies at deep discounts.
The NERC – which was wise enough to ask that people "suggest" names, giving it future wriggle room – asked for ideas to be inspirational.
So he challenged the greatest scientists, artists and philosophers to answer the question: "What scientific idea needs to be retired in order to make room for new ideas to advance?" The answers he put into a book of 175 essays that he called "This Idea must die".
Much like meditation, the practice of nonjudgmentally assessing different plausible futures is a practical way of shining light on old unexamined thought patterns and making room for new ideas.
A shift in conversation from "No, but... " to "Yes, and... " can allow room for generating ideas and spotting those that are valuable instead of shutting down ideas before they ever have a chance to develop.
But to reject "Starships" is to reject the idea of hip-hop as a big tent with room for multiple ideas and micromovements and polarities.
