The phrase "age idea" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when you would use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The age idea is often debated in philosophical discussions."
Alternatives: "concept of age" or "notion of age".
"It seemed much more like a golden age idea rather than modern detective," she says.
This Dark Age idea is an image of national identity that I, the son of immigrants, can readily embrace.
But there is a hitch in the New Age idea of making time anew, though it has brought thousands of would-be visionaries to Palenque from all over the world.
'I coined the phrase because it's like the New Age idea that "you are responsible for everything that happens to you" - if you get cancer, it's "your fault" and so on,' she tells me.
Some people think that detoxification is a "new age" idea.
Skeptics beware: once thought of as a new age idea, scientific data is establishing that mindfulness is as an effective and credible wellness tool.
Later, she embraced New Age ideas.
Mr. Gore has continued to branch out over the years, too, studying mysticism as well as ethics, his primary focus during three semesters at Vanderbilt Divinity School, and at least toying with New Age ideas.
Romney, who lives near the city of Harvard and M.I.T and scientific innovation, threw away an election that was eminently winnable for the G.O.P. by hitching himself to social ideas from another age, ideas that often dress up intolerance in religious garb.
In today's digital age, ideas can travel much faster than companies can.
So there was kind of a knee-jerk reaction to Amy Jellicoe, similar to how there's often a knee-jerk reaction to certain New Age ideas.
