| The central idea of his work came to him as he autopsied the body of a notorious Italian criminal. |
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| The following is an extract from an earlier magazine article in which he canvassed the central idea of this theology. |
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| The idea smartly captures the banality of the relationship, highlighting the central idea by juxtaposing it against the action. |
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| From what is cinematically a great central idea, the scriptwriters don't half strangle the film's potential, eliminating any shade between the bad and good guys. |
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| A central idea in the financial literature is that capital markets are efficient. |
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| A central idea in that oration is that public discourse is not a stumbling block, but rather an indispensable preliminary to acting wisely. |
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| The central idea remains, however, that cultures and societies do not necessarily overlap with the boundaries of the nation-state. |
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| Before the lesson, upload the main image you want to use as the central idea. |
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| This is the central idea which the rapporteur has taken up very well in his main report. |
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| Consider whether enabling or facilitating should not be the central idea of your requirements and supports. |
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| The Hazare movement has since petered out, but its central idea, of the unique meritoriousness of the middle and upper classes of India, remains. |
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| Posters were created during these wars to carry messages that focussed on one central idea and contained powerful images. |
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| The central idea is to provide governments with technical support to increase food production. |
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| As each group works on the content of their message, they should develop the central idea. |
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| Though the ground work for apartheid began earlier, the report provided support for this central idea of black inferiority. |
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| The central idea behind the concept is that the viability of the family farm can only be maintained if farmers had programs in place allowing them to plan for the long term. |
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| The central idea in this is that quantifiable figures make it possible to focus on priorities, which can then be applied by authorities throughout Europe. |
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| That is a shame, because their central idea that the world might be a better place if work was less of a necessary drudge and more of a rewarding experience in itself is hard to argue with. |
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| The central idea in the economic dimension of inclusion is that of equality of access to and participation in market activity, particularly labour markets. |
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| Languidness develops as a central idea in Decadent poetry as a refuge from an increasingly frenzied materialistic age. |
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| The central idea is that our networks of social contacts may represent another form of capital resource, beyond physical and human capital, with important potential returns on investment. |
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| The central idea disseminated by this ethnographic literature can be summed up by the argument that Arab indolence is not compatible with modernity, which presupposes a culture of effort and discipline. |
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| A central idea is that the convergence of the crises also presents a unique opportunity for the region to reorient economic growth towards a long-term development path that is inclusive and sustainable. |
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| Mr Luttwak's strong central idea deserves a less muffled airing. |
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| It should display not one central idea but many. |
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| Javier Velasco proposed the creation of a structuring programme for the Atlantic Area Transnational Programme of Cooperation based on this central idea. |
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| The Chief of Staff, Bundeswehr, also expounded on the joint capability profile of the future Bundeswehr and explained the central idea of the Bundeswehr reform. |
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| The central idea is that Sherlock Holmes and others of that family are mind dependent abstract objects with a make believe and a set theoretical component. |
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