Sentence examples for standard ideas from inspiring English sources

Much of the book is a sometimes obscure discussion of the meaning of heaven and hell that tears away at the standard ideas.

From Ishiguro's famously oblique British-butler narrator in "The Remains of the Day" — whose voice has since become a hallmark of Ishiguro's style — to Lin's impassive young people, these protagonists, created by vastly different writers, work against standard ideas of rich novelistic subjectivity.

In this article we formulate the dynamics of cooperating robot systems using standard ideas and notation from the theory of Lie groups.

A related criticism is that queer theory, since it refuses any essence or reference to standard ideas of normality, cannot make crucial distinctions.

The standard ideas of ideology critique exhibit the problems with a solely third-person model of criticism dependent on some idea of the theorists being able to discern the "real interests" of participants (Geuss 1981).

One might be tempted to follow the standard ideas with lower and upper solutions to define a lower solution of (1) as some function α such that α ′ ( t ) ≤ f ( t, α ( t ), α ( τ ( t, α ) ) ) for a.a. t ∈ I 0, (7).

No, it's a standard idea.

The standard idea of America, viewed from abroad.

But the standard idea that an event is inseparable from its observation is just scientific silliness.

Singers such as Rihanna, Jessie J and Paloma Faith choose to look kitsch or theatrical or even warrior-like rather than follow a standard idea of beauty.

Though he is American, he has little interest in American girls and no interest in the standard idea of American beauty.