Sentence examples for the ideas which from inspiring English sources

Even the ideas which inform the book can buckle at the knees.

Julie, the heroine of the play, represented the ideas which the clothes also try to capture.

"The biggest TV failures are the ideas which take you three minutes to explain, as opposed to 20 seconds.

I will try to get my players to play with the style and the ideas which come straight from Johan.

In my talks with Polish statesmen I discussed the ideas which you recognize from my last speech to the Reichstag.

But none of the ideas, which included setting up job training initiatives, providing loans to small businesses and trying to increase tourism, contained any groundbreaking proposals.

Much of the attraction of both books lies in their exposition of the ideas which are overshadowed by the importance of his work on managing the economic cycle.

"Ewan wrote the scripts and had most of the ideas, which were so revolutionary at the time that even Charles Parker fought them.

But the Pentagon has objected to the ideas, which include joint NATO-Serbian patrols to verify a cease-fire that NATO has said could take place within days.

The plotters have taken to quoting Trotsky's revolutionary dictum "March separately, strike together" as the ideas which fomented for months reached their critical moment.

This would indeed be called "monetarist", but that epithet had not then fallen into desuetude, together with the ideas which gave it birth.