Sentence examples for smaller idea from inspiring English sources
The Stones' idea — to inhabit the modes and gestures of black American music — was a smaller idea attractively enacted.
California's First Lady, Maria Shriver is collaborating with the Kiva organization to take the global economic concept of micro-lending and shrink it to fit within our shores It's a very big smaller idea, when you think about it.
Perhaps you should start with a smaller idea that that will allow you to build up capital to complete a larger goal.
He also approved an array of smaller ideas.
These are smaller ideas like allowing children of immigrants to take out college loans.
Liberty, which is a big idea, protects itself by protecting the expression (though not, of course, guaranteeing the triumph) of other, smaller ideas, good and bad.
"Now it feels like there are many smaller ideas being funded…companies with 3 to 10 people," said Moskovitz.
They encompass many smaller ideas and hypotheses, and when scientists change their minds about these details, it reflects a refinement (not an overthrow) of the over-arching theory.
Havelock points out that Plato's syntax, which he shares with other 4th-century writers, reflects that organisation, making smaller ideas subordinate to bigger ideas.
Perhaps the TV show could just be the arena in which he works out smaller ideas -- i.e., short stories vs. novels.
With this in mind, we outlined the smaller ideas, or "subideas," necessary to construct understanding of the big ideas and how those ideas link together.
