Sentence examples similar to substitute idea from inspiring English sources

Distorted thinking is recognized and replaced with more realistic substitute ideas.

Here are some possible substitute ideas: Use the powder instead of cocoa powder; Use in place of hot chocolate powder (the sweetness and lack of dairy products is good for those with dietary restrictions); Substitute carob chips for chocolate chips in cookie and ice cream recipes; Use in a variety of baked goods in place of sugar.

Mostafa Abo el-Nil, a plant biologist at the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, who has studied the fleshy fungi, dismisses the Viagra-substitute idea.

We all started reading books rather broadly once the printing press was invented (almost 600 years ago), and since then we have largely substituted ideas and words for observation and participation in life itself.

No explicit interpretation of probability is forwarded, although Reichenbach implies that probability claims are about frequencies of causally independent events—a notion for which probability theorists would later substitute the idea of independent, identically distributed events (see the entry on probabilistic causation)— in observed and unobserved collections of cases.

Mr. Obama deserves high marks for putting out his own ideas on how to raise or save money while leaving plenty of room for Congress to substitute other ideas.

We have a feeling that this substitute-passage idea is just a temporary makeshift.

Americans need to make clear to their elected representatives that those who can substitute new ideas for old rhetoric are the ones who will win their vote.

A course being offered at Atlantic Cape Community College is designed to change some of that by giving new substitutes an idea of what they will face in the classroom and how to handle the students.

Strawson has no sympathy with Kant's description of his task as the explanation of the possibility of synthetic a priori judgements, the notions not being properly explained, and he substitutes the idea of determining what modifications of and combinations within conceptual schemes we can make sense of.

Paul is someone who is well-educated, which is not the same as being very smart, as he lets his acorns of information substitute for ideas.