Sentence examples for the ideas underlying from inspiring English sources

If the ideas underlying a design are strong enough, its beauty would eventually reveal itself.

It was one of the ideas underlying Ralph Nader's campaign for president.

Many of his supporters readily admit that much of his scholarship has not aged well, even though they say the ideas underlying his work have acquired new relevance.

Regardless of all the evidence underscoring the limitations of the marketplace concept, it remains good law and the ideas underlying it generally shield Trump.

In "How to Build a Time Machine," Dr. Davies, a professor of physics at the University of Adelaide, Australia (and a prominent popularizer of physics), has synthesized the ideas underlying various time-travel proposals into a highly simplified schematic manual.

Anthony Lewis asserts (column, Feb. 24) that one of the ideas underlying Ralph Nader's campaign was the belief that if the "bad guys" won now and did their worst, the good side would win in the end.

The idea underlying comparative advantage is that a country always has one.

Several government officials praised the idea underlying the project as ingenious, while cautioning that they could not prejudge the specifics.

The idea underlying the company's success came to him during World War II when he was vice president for marketing.

The idea underlying the initiative is that many if not most of the Taliban's fighters are not especially committed to the cause.

The idea underlying the American approach is that while Mr. Hussein may still have a network of supporters willing to hide him, the military will press to make that network smaller and smaller, until he has nowhere to hide.