Sentence examples for upon the ideas of from inspiring English sources
Debussy himself built upon the ideas of Russian composers of a generation before.
This idea of an organic sequence of events birth, peak, and decline also clearly built upon the ideas of Winckelmann.
The band had been together for fifteen years: a long time for any pop band, let alone one as dependent upon the ideas of freshness, sharpness, and surprise.
Drawing upon the ideas of the left and of the right, Pound and Lewis dismissed democracy as a sham and argued that economic and ideological manipulation was the dominant factor.
Though many iterated and improved upon the ideas of the past, more and more began to move not just forward but outward, engaging their ever-expanding audience in startling, disruptive, unfamiliar — and welcome — ways.
Meanwhile, the ideas of Malthus had important effects upon public policy (such as reforms in the English Poor Laws) and upon the ideas of the classical and neoclassical economists, demographers, and evolutionary biologists, led by Charles Darwin.
But I struck upon the idea of a different package.
Denver Coach Mike Shanahan stumbled upon the idea of extra work.
He hit upon the idea of endnotes to shorten it.
How does he come upon the idea of Satyagraha?
About 18 months ago, they hit upon the idea of a boutique.
