Sentence examples for a fluid idea from inspiring English sources

It's all — it's a fluid idea, even.

A Fusion Massive Millennial poll of 1,000 young people found that half had a fluid idea of gender, believing it fell somewhere on a spectrum and wasn't confined to male or female.

The Dark Ages and the thread of Christianity running through it point to an possible alternative, the sense of England as a fluid idea, a place were diverse peoples live together, syncretise ideas and create a new cultures.

All this is a long way from the time, 30 years ago, when a group of like-minded young art graduates came together with some fluid ideas about how art might have an impact on the the urban environment.

"The idea of a fluid continuous surface — this idea has been around since Antoni Gaudí," Ruiz-Geli says.

I always have very fluid ideas on the go when I'm looking for actors because the film is developed during part of the process of making it.

Yet Del Rey's voice might be her least interesting attribute, a mere tool she's utilized to construct a pop career full of deeper provocations: her visual flair (as captured in countless photographs and some instant-classic music videos), her fluid ideas about female archetypes and the distinctive way she toys with the celebrity industrial complex.

Like Mapplethorpe himself, Velvet Petal plays with a fluid and fluctuating idea of identity, especially sexuality.

"What Mexico can take from Summit Series is the importance of a trusted support system and community, people to collaborate with and a fluid exchange of ideas," said Leve. "It's easy to see everything as competition, but ideas are cheap, execution is where all of the value is created.

Tilson Thomas describes an orchestral performance as a fluid exchange of ideas.

The lesson this taught me, when I later studied film-making at university, was that cinema is a fluid melting pot of ideas – where every composition, every carefully timed edit, every line of dialogue is borrowed or remoulded from the long history of cinematic grammar, thrashed out over decades of genre mashups and cultural twists.