Sentence examples for way of ideas from inspiring English sources

The box has slim pickings in the way of ideas or science or art.

And because they don't, they never know what they've lost in the way of ideas and initiatives.

Ms. Sui said she brought home several hand-blocked scarves and beaded bird sculptures but little in the way of ideas for a new collection.

A good movie adds value to the music by way of ideas — the discovery of something in the music that wouldn't be apparent upon listening, or the use of it in a cinematic idea that's worthy of the composition.

His stories leave room for speculation and reconfiguration, for the amplification and reimagination of characters' actions and thoughts by way of ideas and episodes that the stories imply on contact with different contexts and circumstances.

But it should give Republicans some pause that the convention's television ratings have slipped sharply, perhaps because viewers have not encountered much in the way of ideas and policies.

A second turning point came in the modern period, between the 17th and 19th centuries, when René Descartes and succeeding philosophers pursued what was later called "the way of ideas" as a means of working out the skeptical possibilities inherent in the models of mind they had inherited from antiquity.

This method comes to be called "the way of ideas".

The way of ideas implies the epistemological problem of how we can know that these ideas do in fact resemble their objects.

His "skepticism with regard to the senses" is structured by the epistemological problem bound up with the way of ideas, described above.

A good movie adds value to the music by way of ideas the discovery of something in the music that wouldn't be apparent upon listening, or the use of it in a cinematic idea that's worthy of the composition.