Sentence examples for a young idea from inspiring English sources

WaterCredit is still a young idea.

Telling the story with reference to the value constellation is a profound way of keeping the story going, reinforcing the energy necessary to protecting a young idea from being orphaned.

He absorbed its smartness and pace into his own work, which brought him his first real success as a playwright with The Young Idea.

The idea of a black President, the idea of a young President, the idea of an articulate President, and the idea of a man married to such a stand up women from a working class family was hard to resist.

In the renaissance of his old age, the greatest hard-boiled country singer has discovered the profitability of playing a young person's idea of the past.

Even though the Bremmers seemed to want to protect Brandenn from an immature adolescence, their description of the kind of mate and marriage he hoped to find someday sounded a lot like a young boy's idea of adulthood.

It began with a young couple, an idea born over lazy days at the beach and two sewing machines.

Second, it's interesting that it's such a young kid — the idea that a 12-year-old spent so much time on a computer is indicative of the huge cultural change the world is going through.

"Where are you going Mommy?" If you are the single mom of a young child the idea of dating can become a major issue for both of you.

He approached the 400-square-foot kitchen with the intensity of a young architect with ideas to burn and much to prove.

A Heinz family member describes Teresa as "straitlaced" and uses the word "romanticism" to characterize her feelings for the Church: "When she was a young woman, her ideas were mystical and half-baked, but they've gotten much clearer".