Sentence examples for a big idea about from inspiring English sources

"President Bush has a big idea about India-U.S. relations," Mr. Blackwill said.

GEORGE WALLACE and Susan Melchior joined creative forces five years ago with a big idea about poetry.

The only problem is that they haven't the faintest idea of how to make it happen and so are suckers for anyone with a Big Idea about it.

There is no agreement, let alone anything approaching a big idea, about how to achieve what the vast majority of Syrians actually want: the possibility of returning to their country and resuming their lives in safety.

The Obama campaign started with a big idea about foreign policy: that the great issues of the future, like climate change, terrorism, and pandemic disease, cannot be solved through traditional means of nation-to-nation military and diplomatic dealings.

Back in 2000, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation had a big idea about how to fix the problems of American education.

And that thought was part of a bigger idea about how society itself should be.

A gifted self-promoter, he saw the city as a welcoming place for a young man with big ideas about subliminal desires, sex and sales.In 1939 he wrote to six big American companies, introducing himself as "a young psychologist from Vienna" with "some interesting new ideas which can help you be more successful, effective, sell more and communicate better".

BJD: If you watch the deleted scenes you can actually see that Crowe originally had planned a "big idea" film about teenagers and -- through the John Mahoney plot -- the elderly, but what it ended up being was this simple romantic film.

She says: "It is not so much about 'is there a big idea?' It is more about how we re-establish our integrity and develop policy in line with our values".

It's a small story about a big idea: the power of compassion to heal, and by the time the play has concluded, your own capacity for empathy has been stirred, and perhaps even enriched.