We never mention him by name because we are talking about root ideas, not one man.
It feels rooted in ideas from an earlier era.
It is a rebirth rooted in ideas of urbanism and smart growth that have breathed life into decaying downtowns across the United States.
During the Japanese and KMT periods centralized modernist government policies, rooted in ideas of Social Darwinism and culturalism, directed education, genealogical customs and other traditions toward ethnic assimilation,.
In a community made up of conservative, blue-collar workers, the appeal for Trump is rooted in ideas that he can fix a system many feel is broken.
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.
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Ann Arbor, with its thriving farms, gardens and greenmarkets — including a new one this summer that is held in the evening so that working people can shop — is a fertile source of stem-to-root ideas.
"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".
In a sense, the oldest and most deeply rooted philosophical idea in the world and in our natures is "Shit happens".
The movie also includes some true "science fiction" ideas; namely, ideas rooted in real science, but which go beyond what current science can say with great confidence.
