Sentence examples for this idea appears from inspiring English sources

This idea appears in "Socialism and the New Man," one of Che's final and oft-quoted essays.

The White House was hoping to get the Republicans to agree to raise it as part of the agreement, but this idea appears to have been dropped, which is bad news.

However perplexing this idea appears against the backdrop of the sort of mechanical picture favored by reformists, it seems entirely plausible once we recognize that mathematics demands a distinctive kind of thought.

This idea appears again and again, albeit with different explanations for the underlying cause.

This idea appears to be implied by his regret that "The tragedy for man is that the Western intellectual elite has, over the years, successfully imposed its own culture and philosophy over the masses.

This idea appears in the previously quoted passage, in which Spinoza claims that citing a "cause or reason" suffices for explaining facts about the existence and non-existence of a triangular object.

This idea appeared in sketchy form in postexilic writings (Isaiah 26:19; Daniel 12 2).

A variant of this idea appeared in Le Monde in June in an article by (among others) Pascal Lamy, one of the two French commissioners, and Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a former finance minister.

On the face of it, the idea appears sensible.

But in the rural regions of eastern Anatolia, the idea appears still to hold true, at least for these pictures.

But it never really caught on in Britain and the idea appears to have fizzled out.