Sentence examples for transmit ideas from inspiring English sources

"How do I get to the first lady, how do I try to transmit ideas and messages to her? Sam Kass," said Kathleen Merrigan, the deputy agriculture secretary.

In 1955 he formed a co-operative composers' workshop including saxophonists Jackie McLean, Eric Dolphy and Rahsaan Roland Kirk, developing a spontaneous composing approach in which he would transmit ideas from the piano rather than in notation, or shout them out while playing the bass.

This power was unique in that it could transmit ideas to people of different times, cultures, and interests, and do so in ways other art forms could not.

The new technology was not about stamping out products but transmitting ideas and information.

Instead, the players riff off each other, transmitting ideas around the group.

But at times the act itself, of transmitting ideas from our brain to the screen, can become paralyzing.

"On the Nature of Things" is clearly the work of a disciple who is transmitting ideas that had been developed in Greece centuries earlier.

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There were still some pockets of Greek literacy, especially around such figures as Isidore of Seville and the Venerable Bede, preserving and transmitting ideas of ancient learning, but making little impact on medieval philosophical thought.

In our opinion, music is the media that is the closest to perfection, in terms of reaching the viewer and transmitting ideas.

It's more a one-way thing where he transmits ideas to me, although there have been a few wild exceptions where I asked for something and got it really immediately in a very dramatic way that blew me away.