You have recommended as meaningful in your life works by leading advocates of Dominionism, including Nancy Pearcey, whose book "Total Truth" warns Christians to be suspicious of ideas that come from non-Christians.
In a business notoriously suspicious of ideas that cannot be expressed in a buzzword or two, fashion may have to revert to its "anti-fashion" position, which was referred to at last year's CFDA as the Real.
The old "New Yorker" was suspicious of idea-driven pieces, but Tina considered ideas to be the life of the magazine.
He was suspicious of bold ideas, even his own, titling one of his books "A Propensity to Self-Subversion".
To a Maoist such as Christian, a Communist is someone stuffy, retrograde, bureaucratic, and suspicious of new ideas.
By 1640 Winthrop had become the custodian of Massachusetts orthodoxy, suspicious of new ideas and influences and convinced that God favoured his community above all others.
The embarrassment of seeing the country's only black presidential candidate carted off to prison in handcuffs so traumatised the networks that they are never likely to make the same mistake again.Worse still, Mr Keyes is an intellectual in a party that is profoundly suspicious of any ideas that do not lead to tax cuts.
Burke, after all, was suspicious of poor ideas: he concluded that 'one of the main causes of our present troubles' was 'general discourses, and vague sentiments', and urged instead study of 'an exact detail of particulars' (SSC, W & S 1981-, 1981-,85).
Rall "had no idea" the LAPD cop was audio-taping him at the time of his arrest, and he's suspicious of the idea that the tape still existed 14 years later.
Twitter itself, meanwhile, was suspicious of the idea.
