Sentence examples for an idea can from inspiring English sources

And just because an idea can be proved doesn't mean it's true.

The rapid bouncing back and forth of an idea can generate compelling concepts at amazing speed.

Needless to say, such an idea can cause a lot of trouble.

SOMETIMES a book, or an idea, can be obscure and widely influential at the same time.

"In a boom, anyone with two dollars and an idea can build a building," Mr. Hosang said.

Like a missile, you might say, an idea can reach its true potential only once it takes flight.

Their story shed light on how an idea can be as dependent on timing and adaptability as anything else.

Take a notorious example: Freud uses the ordinary Besetzung (charge or investment) to say that an idea can become charged or intense; he is rendered as saying that an idea can become "cathected" with energy.

Sometimes, though, in these top-down numptocracies, a hint can become an idea can become a policy very easily.

"I think Widmar is a marvelous example of how an idea can be introduced and have enormous ramifications," McConnell says.

Things are as densely plotted as in a novel; an idea can strike with the sensory force of poetry.