Sentence examples for states ideas from inspiring English sources

To the president of the Confederate States, ideas, not those who hold them, are what matter.Unlike his great contemporary, the late Abraham Lincoln, he seems unable to endure criticism or inspire loyalty.

Mr. Edwards, who has said his candidacy cannot be successful without a strong performance in Iowa, said the four states chosen by the national committee "need to be first because in these states ideas count, not just money".

To know a thing therefore means to know from experience how it behaves under pressure and impact, in being bent and being broken, when heated and when cooled, etc., i.e., to know its behavior in the nexus of its causalities: which states does the thing actually attain and how does it remain the same throughout these states" (Ideas II, §15, [45]).

But mental ideas or judgments are true or false, so how then can mental states (ideas or judgments) be natural processes?

Ms. Sebelius promised to "expedite review of state ideas" and offered examples of how states could find cost savings in the Medicaid program.

The sessions are also characterized by a great deal of repetition, as the designers regularly reconsider previously stated ideas in new contexts.

"Her best films were when she was presented as a woman on her high horse with slightly pretentious, often comically stated ideas about the world," said Richard Schickel, Time magazine film critic and film historian.

Unlike writing in the humanities, the single most important function of scientific writing is the transfer of exact information and explicitly stated ideas.

The Steady State idea died in the 1960s and the Big Bang won.

While Israel's leader refused to accept the two-state idea, it was unbridgeable.

But he seems to be taking the two-state idea more seriously.