Sentence examples for root idea from inspiring English sources

That forty-seven per cent does a lot of work, especially since the root idea — that that number of Americans don't pay federal income taxes — is deployed so often as a distortion.

This is the root idea of prioritarianism.

I find myself wondering whether all smartwatches will be similarly faddy, and yet find the root idea compelling.

The root idea is older than Kant, but it was well summarized by him: genius is a natural endowment, deep, strange, and mysterious, at least with respect to putative explanations.

Disconnection: One problem case for the process view, on which the root idea of causation is that of physical connection, is disconnection (Ehring 1984, Schaffer 2000c, Lewis 2004, Hall 2004).

The root idea is that well-being involves being happy, where one's happiness is a response of one's own (autonomous), to a life that genuinely is one's own (informed).

True, the root ideas of the classical economists are found in modified form in the works of later economists such as the American Milton Friedman.

We never mention him by name because we are talking about root ideas, not one man.

"I like the grass-roots idea behind it," she said of the label.

He told me he was one of the artists first approached by the Venice Family Clinic back when this crazy idea for an 'Art Walk' was a totally grass roots idea, where artists would open their studios and let people in.

Page 1 Sports THE YIPS, BANE OF GOLFERS, MAY NOT BE ALL IN THE HEAD For years, the yips were thought to have psychological or neurological roots, ideas supported by two Mayo Clinic studies.