Sentence examples similar to set of idea from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nott opened the Sunday program with Webern's Five Pieces for Orchestra (1913), a set of idea-packed vignettes etched in delicate strokes and rapidly changing colors.

"It gave me a radically different set of ideas.

Is a religion a set of ideas or an identity?

Judaism is a set of ideas to be shared.

Still, it implies a set of ideas and ideals.

"Postmodernist" ideas, like any set of ideas, are not rules for living.

This particular set of ideas, of course, reflected the special needs of telephony.

Johnston's roundel was the visual abstraction of a set of ideas – logic, modernity, speed.

Economics, at its best, is a set of ideas and methods for the improvement of society.

His starting point is the "set of ideas" laid out by the United Nations in 1992.

Every country is shaped by its particular set of ideas and myths.