Sentence examples for root ideas from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"Revolutionary art", in MacDiarmid's lexicon, would have meant art that served a social purpose, the opposite of "bourgeois poetry" which is described here in a poem of the same name as "The flower without the root, ideas without being / The clipped and savourless speech of a spent kind".

Barbour says that his discomfort with some of those laws stemmed from the fact that ectopic pregnancies happen and the life of the mother is at risk in those situations, but he still believes that life begins at conception and is comfortable with the root "ideas" of the laws if not the wording.

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.

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).

Preemption: One problem case for the probability view, on which the root idea of causation is that of making more likely, is the case of preemption (Good 1961 and 1962, Lewis 1986a, Menzies 1989b, Collins, Hall, and Paul 2004, Paul and Hall 2013 inter alia).

Aitken hoped that the root idea of the, "Station to Station," project, however, goes on as a kind of cultural foundation or idea network.