Sentence examples for the particular idea from inspiring English sources

The particular idea that I stole was one that Henry himself borrowed, from his sister Alice — who herself had heard the story from a friend.

In Picasso's radical new conception, style was no longer a unique expression of personality, but merely a convenient means of expression, like a language, to be taken up or put aside depending on the particular idea to be represented.

To increase the reliability of the analysis, two team members re-read the lines of text within the context of the interview and coded them with words or phrases that represented the particular idea or concept mentioned by the respondent, using the "open code" technique proposed by Strauss[ 16, 17].

Most commonly, treatment consists of some form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with the ultimate aim of reconceptualizing illness and the particular ideas the patient has concerning it.

The growth of evangelical churches surely has something to do with the particular ideas that those churches proclaim and often protect from critical scrutiny.

He is quoted on the subject of creativity and the particular ideas that photographers are drawn to.

Among the particular ideas Photius deemed heretical were: His belief that matter and thought are eternal, and thus did not originate from God, contradicting the doctrine of Creatio ex nihilo.

"Gadahn wasn't the only one, but he was apparently the head of that particular idea," the intelligence official said.

What Bradley particularly objected to about such views is that the particulars (ideas) which they treated as realities in their own right, and out of which judgments are said to be composed, are anything but: far from being themselves genuine individuals, they are abstractions from the continuous whole of psychological life and incapable of independent existence.

So it's like an arc of how everybody plays into this particular idea of the song".

The insults are still landing on that particular idea.