Sentence examples for a familiar idea from inspiring English sources

AS A way of marketing property, time-sharing is a familiar idea.

So Marios Schwab 's first pieces to walk the runway on Tuesday seemed like a familiar idea — soft, body-conscious silks in pleasing colors, dappled with lace.

Ms Smith is flogging a familiar idea of Christmas in an efficient, unthreatening form.Old and more recent rituals merge in the advertising campaign for her cake.

A familiar idea plus embarrassing dialogue plus a main character no more developed than a stick figure adds up to more than it should in this thriller.

But another sketch in the same episode proves that Ms. Schumer and her writers do know how to turn a familiar idea on its head to good effect.

This should be a familiar idea by now, but why is it the case these nineties and eighties are not a 100%?

This is a very familiar idea I'm hoping to everybody, slightly philosophy but a very familiar idea.

This special issue of asap/journal takes as its starting point the growing body of artistic work addressing the need to rethink collectivity in the late Anthropocene, particularly in relation to what seems a very familiar idea: the creation of commons.

That's a viable, if familiar, idea, but it doesn't work when the performance within the performance isn't convincing, and Mr. Piven's Selfridge comes off as hollow and nervous — it's hard to see how he persuades anyone, let alone everyone he comes into contact with, to believe in him so intensely.

And expanding "the definition of protective reaction to mean preventive reaction" is, not incidentally, an all too familiar idea from our more recent wars.

The film flirts with social relevance by giving her a tragic and sympathetic back-story that stems from the all-too familiar idea that a woman's youth and beauty is both her greatest weapon and her only real currency in a male-dominated world.