Sentence examples for towards ideas from inspiring English sources

According to a report released a few years ago by the government education IT agency Becta, computers change the emphasis of lessons away from technique and towards ideas.

In a need to prove that they're not "just a convert" – simple propagation or da'wah is seen as inadequate – some inevitably gravitate towards ideas rejected by the mainstream.

On occasions, he maintained that these habits allowed him to move "away from ideas of order towards ideas of no order", but that claim seems misleading.

1963 autumn Many years before the "dematerialization of the art object" – the critic Lucy Lippard's phrase for the turn away from objects and towards ideas in American art of the late 1960s – Ono was creating artworks that could exist as mere instructions, to be executed once, multiple times, or never.

Among these goods, Aquinas emphasizes the mutual fidelity of the spouses, including payment of the "marriage debt" and "partnership of a common life"—a step towards ideas of companionate marriage (Summa Theologiae, Supp. 49, 1).

The goal here is to support the start-up community of entrepreneurs and to make this a pretty informal, accessible way of attracting attention from potential investors, even towards ideas coming out of the 'back bedroom'.

That is how Tories behave towards progressive ideas and politicians.

There have been one or two nods towards Western ideas recently.

The infusion of young blood turned the firm towards new ideas and technology.

The paper is concluded by pointing towards some ideas to design a more generally valid version of the PID autotuner.

Also, it is during their formative years before university that students' predisposition and likeness towards mathematical ideas are formed.