Ideas [noun]

Everything is topsy-turvy in Europe according to our moral ideas, and they don't have what we call "men" over here.

With him one is at high pressure all the time, and I have gained a good many more ideas from him than I can work up in a hurry.

But hitherto, before these new ideas began to spread in our community, the mass of men and women definitely settled down.

She must be freed through the progress of Liberal ideas in France and Germany—not by her own inherent energies.

The thoughts of most of us are little more than imitations and adaptations of the ideas of stronger minds.

But where there is no existing relation between the words or ideas, it is a case for Synthesis, to be taught hereafter.

It simply finds relation already existing between the words or the ideas which the words suggest or evoke.

Joseph, with his liberal ideas, had attempted to free the people from clerical thraldom.

It is true that such application is not so high or grand as when they govern ideas, but it is equally genuine.

Punch went out and wept bitterly with Judy, into whose fair head he had driven some ideas of the meaning of separation.