Sentence examples for to ideas which from inspiring English sources

Radio 4 plays, though, are about exploring situations, as opposed to ideas, which makes for a lot of stagey acting and plots.

Bushes are more loyal to people than to ideas, which is why the Reaganites, who had it the other way around, never trusted them.

The book also invented the phrase "the conventional wisdom" in chapters that showed how liberals and conservatives clung to ideas which had become out-of-date but no one dared challenge.

The other lesson is for me and my colleagues in academia – and I say this as someone who on most days takes an elevator to his office in an Ivory Tower, as it were – we should be more inclusive and more open to ideas which come from outside the standard channels of academia, and we'll be better off for it".

He added: 'The DfE are hostile to ideas which are not their own.

They are essentially reactions or responses to ideas, which is why he calls them secondary.

The lovely, funny world they create makes you comfortable enough to be receptive to dark ideas, which unsettle and amuse you when they arrive.

As for Reinecke, he then merely decided according to his ideas, which were contrary to those held by me and my office.

FGD consist of similar ideas with questionnaire but also the guide-line help more to probe ideas which is difficult to collect using only quantitative methods i.e beliefs and attitude questions.

Suri later wrote about bin Laden's conversion to his ideas, which took place after bin Laden returned to Afghanistan, in 1996.

I personally find it a little harder to connect to politics or ideas, which tend to be informed by true emotion but are not its equal.