Sentence examples for web of ideas from inspiring English sources

The onslaught promotes Surrealism not as a style but as a web of ideas.

It's the kind of radical artistic simplification that embodies and conveys an amazingly complex web of ideas.

Absorbed in conversation, he would, with warmth and curiosity, weave a web of ideas and possibilities, full of illuminating stories and sprinkled with practical advice.

For years Ralph Lemon has cultivated the aura of an elusive artist, one who thrives on producing more than just a singular work but also a web of ideas that splinter off to awaken more possibilities.

The 1927 rhapsody Enter Spring is one of the most immediately attractive of Bridge's late scores, a glistening web of ideas that hang together more because Bridge wants them to than because they are thematically linked.

Instead short quotations could give way to long passages; references could open up on other books and documents; a deeper network — a web — of ideas and texts could be established.

"Maternal attunement," "shared webs of ideas, symbols and actions," "individuals are created by social interaction" — Mr. Brooks speaks our language!

But Gavin Long's life also became a web of paranoid ideas, a professed allegiance to an antigovernment "sovereign citizen" group and a belief that bloodshed was a better tool than peaceful protest in the fight against oppression.

Perhaps their names are not mentioned lest we think about Boston-area college kids who might have just gone crazy on the Internet's web of bad ideas, rather than about a whole civilization with thousands of years of history, culture, art and poetry.

For example, institutions can be understood as a web of people, ideas and practical/potential power in our contemporary society [ 55].

Try ordered lists, or just draw a big web of connected ideas.