Sentence examples for sustained ideas from inspiring English sources

We, as members of society, have created and sustained ideas about black bodies.

For all her rambling meshugaas, there is hardly a sustained idea or persuasive thought.

"It was tough because you have to sustain ideas for a month and a half.

What's more, "Lola" happens to be movie-making excitement sustained by ideas, and these are carried through as part of a visual motif.

Some are even inclined to read these events simultaneously, acknowledging how the legacies of imperialism that make big game hunting possible are sustained by ideas of racial entitlement.

But if the drop in the price of oil is not sustained, that idea may be tested sooner rather than later.

" In "Nutcracker: Rated R" the Snow scene cannily sustained the idea of a cocaine-fest, with its characters going through the giddy ups and miserable downs of drug intake while the Snow Queen acted as pusher.

Alan Brinkley, a history professor at Columbia University and the author of "The End of Reform: New Deal Liberalism in Recession and War," noted, "What sustained the idea of a large and active government for so long was first the Depression, then the war, and then the cold war -- all things that really did require a government response to do things the private sector simply could not do".

"Popular discourse on technology has sustained the idea that there is a digital space apart from the social world rather than intrinsic to it," Jurgenson writes in an introductory post explaining the mission, structure and conflicts of interest the endeavor comprises.

"The danger is that it gets forgotten - we need to sustain the ideas.

Orwell was always able to sustain two ideas about it: one of betrayal, the other of hope.