Sentence examples for wider ideas from inspiring English sources

But the internet of things is one of those wider ideas that isn't dependent on a single project or product.

In other words, the optimists really did see the world differently.Rose-tinted spectacles may be good for one's health, as these results fit in with wider ideas about how a tendency to look on the bright side of life is part of being resilient to stress.

Patient participant perceptions of 'quality improvement' can then help illuminate wider ideas about 'quality' itself.

The car also makes gestures to the wider idea of Scandinavian design.

I explain I'm interested in the wider idea of women being expected simply to marry.

If you can survive the kielbasa smoke, you get the old, wider idea of the street, as easy and relaxed as the Piazza Navona in Rome.

And we are grateful that they clearly saw this academy as fitting in with their wider idea of what culture means".

The wider idea behind the lab is to develop legal tools and products to try to shake up a sector that's pretty set in its ways, he adds.

It's not clear if that wider idea ever found traction, or whether Ness simply decided that it was a stronger company by focusing its algorithms and platform on one subject in particular.

There is also a wider idea here that's worth highlighting: by bringing in context sources to Evernote itself, it's also positioning Evernote as a place where people can not only create content, and store interesting things that they have collected elsewhere, but now also discover new content.

I have issues around this wider idea of community; such as the gay "community," the trans "community" -- we are not a generalized generic community or binary.