Sentence examples for shared ideas of from inspiring English sources

We shared ideas of what we wanted: one chose a fish on her hip with fins that moved when she walked.

The Bauhaus had a sense of common purpose and shared ideas, of arguments that meant something, of making things up as you go along.

Even the pilots flying solo combat missions in Korea or the climber in Solo Faces are claimed by - and depend upon - shared ideas of honour and the lure of romance.

It was, in its small way, a countercultural experiment, an attempt to row against the constant networked noise for a few hours and see whether we could offer undivided attention to a dozen amazing people who stood up and told stories and shared ideas of significance.

We conclude that this inhospitality reflects shared ideas of America.

In doing so, the third objective attempts to identify points of contact, or hybridization, between methods of rangeland observation used historically versus contemporary, so as to inform shared ideas of rangeland stewardship in a changing environment.

When comparing discourses between and within European countries it becomes questionable to what extent a shared idea of 'Europe' exists.

But Graham, who died Feb. 21 at age 99, was of a different era, a different America in which there was even roughly a shared idea of religion.

There is – through a combination of cultural osmosis, ownership and watchful readers – an incredibly strong shared idea of what the Guardian is, even if the job is to reinterpret it for each generation, "in the same spirit as heretofore".

"When Disney World was built," Sullivan wrote, "it embodied a shared idea of America as pure capitalist fantasy".

"We entered into this partnership with the shared idea of creating a safe and magical experience for our fans as well as the surrounding communities of Todd Mission".