Sentence examples for system of ideas from inspiring English sources

The delusions of the schizophrenic seem to belong to an alien system of ideas or perceptions.

Christianity is not a system of ideas but a religion, a way of salvation.

Feminism is always a process, not a finished product: a system of ideas about gender equality that mutate and regenerate.

Bourdieu was preoccupied with detail but also an attempt to produce a wide and more general system of ideas.

Even Mr. Putin has noted that the Communists are still the only party in Russia capable of creating a whole system of ideas supported by millions of people.

From his rejection of the distinction between fact and meaning flowed a system of ideas about experience, translation, learning, understanding and the notions of necessity and possibility.

The narrator hints that he means the tale (first published in Argentina in May 1940) as a mocking critique of systems of ideas – "dialectical materialism, antisemitism, nazism" – whose power depends on creating an illusion of order.

Cognitive orientations are organised in systems of ideas or beliefs.

Nevertheless, Marburg theory denies philosophy any "speculative" task of seeing or knowing things that are beyond experience, of constructing systems of ideas that are not immanent in the facts of human knowledge, action, or production.

But such borrowing has done little to establish any very coherent system of educational ideas, or to provide the basis for a systematic theory of teaching adequate to sustain the variety and complexity of teacher preparation programs.

But there is also a growing sense that within a system of corrupting ideas and Jefferson's crippling self-interest a struggle was going on for some other vision of humanity, not just within Jefferson but also among the enslaved.