Sentence examples for soil idea from inspiring English sources

"The 'blood and soil' idea is in no way dominant.

The Nazis, who adopted the "blood and soil" idea, were proponents of a quasi-mystical connection between the land and ethnic identity.

In 1854 the disorganized remnants of the party were absorbed into the newly formed Republican Party, which carried the Free-Soil idea of opposing the expansion of slavery one step further by condemning slavery as a moral evil as well.

The problem is that in eight years, Bush/Cheney did something all of America's enemies, over the last 200 years, failed to do: Soil the idea of America.

Once armed with good soil and good ideas, you'll be ready to dig right in when fall planting season arrives.

The activists of Stop de Kindermoord and the Cyclists' Union were resourceful and undaunted, but there were other forces helping to create a fertile soil for their ideas.

Along with a right-wing antielitism, an unthinking left-wing open-mindedness and relativism have also given lunatic ideas soil to grow in.

The number of citations referencing Vision and Change is a demonstrable outcome that the seeds sown fell on rich soil, and the ideas were heard by open ears.

Starting in the 1850's, the massive westward migration of people and grazing animals trampling across the fragile terrain led to a gradual erosion of the soil, spawning the modern idea of the dust-choked western landscape with blowing tumbleweed.

Asked recently if the government would change the terms of the mandate for the Afghanistan mission, which expires in December, Mr zu Guttenberg answered vaguely enough to keep his options open.At Mr Westerwelle's behest, the new government proposes to negotiate the removal of remaining American nuclear weapons on German soil, a modest-sounding idea with big implications.

Speciation modeling on soil extracts supported this idea: hydroxyapatite was not thermodynamically stable in the top 50 cm of the soil.