Sentence examples for the leading idea from inspiring English sources

After the war, the leading idea was Germany's Western orientation.

The leading idea so far is to fold a fraction of them, about 20,000, into the Iraqi security forces.

The leading idea of "Against Interpretation" was its call for formalism, particularly in fiction, which to her at that time seemed America's most out-of-date art form.

The leading idea for how to push physics beyond the Standard Model – and explain the many remaining mysteries of the universe – is looking shaky.

23] The leading idea in the French negotiations was to preserve not only "de jure," but also "de facto" the communications by means of the rivers Congo and Ubanghi between the southern and northern parts of Equatorial Africa.

In connection with indeterminacy, the leading idea was that determinacy can be maintained by shared knowledge of grammatical structure together with a modicum of good sense in interpreting the speaker.

This was in accord with one of the leading ideas of the period, primitivism, the representation of humanity's supposed heart of darkness.

Salvation, and perhaps ultimate union with the divine cosmos through the study of the cosmic order, became one of the leading ideas in his school.

Some of the leading ideas of the phenomenological tradition can be traced back to this issue.

One of the leading ideas for how to resolve the Liar paradox is that it shows us something about logic, in fact, something far-reaching about logic.

It is certainly one of the leading ideas of Field (1986 19944), which explore how a conceptual role account of content would ground a deflationist view of truth.