Sentence examples for a separate idea from inspiring English sources

'This thing was quite a separate idea,' he says.

Ms. Flanders attacks the part busily; there seems to be a separate idea behind every gesture, a contrived quirk to each line reading.

Working on a separate idea of my own, I talked to Channel 4's Stuart Cosgrove, an energetic advocate of the possibilities of new media.

An administration official said a separate idea floating around was for the Iraqi Governing Council -- whose existence the Security Council "welcomed" in a resolution passed last week -- to be asked to request military help from the United Nations.

We join nothing to our idea of his parts or qualities, nor do we have a distinct and separate idea of existence itself (e.g., qua abstract idea).

The senators are also concerned about NIH's proposal to separate IDeA from another NCRR program for minority institutions.

Link each separate idea with transitions so that your article reads as one cohesive piece.

In sum there's a showoffy quality to this production: independent scenes informed by separate ideas (Hey, watch this!) rather than a firm grip on the play as a whole.

The series, Mr. Forsyth said, stemmed from a conversation last September with his agent, Ed Victor, during which he was considering five separate ideas, none of them big enough for a novel.

Kant insists that "metaphysics is utterly impossible, or at best a disorderly and bungling endeavor" if we do not separate "ideas of reason" from "concepts of the understanding" (Prolegomena §41, 4 329).

It is also the task of the moderator to place the results into a wider context and encourage the participants to seek out connections between separate ideas and themes.