Sentence examples for an idea for which from inspiring English sources

Based on the initial reports from the military, experts postulated that the plane had broken up in flight, an idea for which there is now less evidence.

And what of the two state solution, an idea for which he was something of an intellectual pioneer nearly 50 years ago?

The latter in particular is an idea for which the Bush team on their arrival in office had a deep dislike (if only to distance themselves from Clinton's policies), but which they may now rediscover.

For instance, Mr. Bush favors building a national missile defense system -- but for now that is an idea for which there is no workable technology, no immediate enemy and no supportive allies.

One John Woodhouse, forced by bad weather to put ashore, got a taste for the local wine, which he thought would be as popular back home as sherry and port already were – an idea for which one N Lawson, domestic goddess, was to be grateful 200 years later.

In "Semi-Nude" (1923), she made a close-up of hands parting a patterned kimono to reveal a bare torso, an idea for which Weston is remembered -- in nudes of another lover, Tina Modotti, wearing a kimono, and of his son in "Neil's Torso" (1925).

"We have an idea for something which is not exactly a bus but would solve the density problem for inner city situations," he said.

"We have an idea for something which is not exactly a bus but would solve the density problem for inner city situations," Musk said at a conference in Norway.

With the $60 billion that the system is estimated to cost, we could renovate half of America's crumbling public schools, a good idea for which there is not a single dime in the federal budget.

I sure hope they do – this is a great idea for which the time has come.

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