Sentence examples for set forth ideas from inspiring English sources

It set forth ideas advanced by him and other scientists that internal mental processes not only mattered, but could also be studied and measured.

"He set forth ideas without regard to their popularity or acceptability.

Burnham's first opportunity to put his ideas in action (he had set forth his ideas to no avail earlier in Chicago) came in 1901, when he became the de facto chairman of the Senate Park Commission, also called the McMillan Commission (for Michigan's U.S. Sen. James McMillan, who was chairman of the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia).

And I've set forth my ideas.

In eighteen pages Myhrvold set forth various ideas, and enumerated Microsoft's options.

From his Palladian villa set in an immaculate garden Voltaire in the 18th century set forth the ideas that would help spark the French Revolution.

He set forth his ideas in popular writings, all of which were widely read though they were deplored by many of Haeckel's scientific colleagues.

In the 1920s British scientist J.B.S. Haldane and Russian biochemist Aleksandr Oparin independently set forth similar ideas concerning the conditions required for the origin of life on Earth.

He set forth his ideas in general terms: to support Ms. Lefèvre's policy of bringing contemporary choreographers to work with the Opera, but to focus strongly on new classical work.

A staunch rationalist, cast in the mold of H.G. Wells and George Bernard Shaw, he had no particular philosophical originality, but in some 40 books he set forth the ideas of others with great clarity, in addition to expressing his own prickly opinions.

In his major work, Zur Soziologie des Parteiwesens in der modernen Demokratie (1911; Political Parties: A Sociological Study of the Oligarchical Tendencies of Modern Democracy), he set forth his ideas on the inevitable development of oligarchies, even in organizations committed to democratic ideals, because of such organizational needs as rapid decisionmaking and full-time activity.