Sentence examples for the idea for which from inspiring English sources

Commuters were quick to express their disdain for the idea, for which no individual or group has claimed responsibility.

MR. BABITS is working on a book about couples, the idea for which sprung, in part, from life in this apartment.

As part of a studio team she knew how to develop an emotional narrative to justify expensive spectacle, as she did with The Wreck (1913), the idea for which began with the studio's plan to wreck two trains.

I just gave you a bunch of arguments that ran through reason, and now we're going to get an image that's supposed to fix in your mind, the idea for which Plato has just provided argumentation.

But by 1838, just before his father's death, he was reconciled both to his father and to the Christian faith; the latter became the idea for which he would live and die.

The thing is to find a truth which is true for me, to find the idea for which I can live and die.…What is truth but to live for an idea?

It contains many of the ideas for which Arnold is best remembered.

Jean Daniel, editor of the newsmagazine Le Nouvel Observateur, told Le Monde: "The crushing character of the consecration appears contrary to the ideas for which Camus is famous".

Unlike the ideas for which patents can be obtained, they are not new and the novelist acquires them at zero cost, either from observation of the world around him or from works long in the public domain.

Alongside building up one of the most important collections of modern art in Europe, Sandberg was a prolific graphic designer, producing hundreds of posters and catalogues for the museum – the ideas for which he would often sketch out during tedious board meetings.

Sholom D. Comay, president of the American Jewish Committee, said: "Despite our considerable differences, Meir Kahane must always be remembered for the slogan 'Never Again,' which for so many became the battle cry of post-Holocaust Jewry". Assemblyman Dov Hikind, who was an intimate of the slain rabbi, said the funeral gave legitimacy to many of the ideas for which Rabbi Kahane stood.