Sentence examples for an idea formed from inspiring English sources

Amid the cigar smoke and snifters that followed its directors' dinners, an idea formed.

As Katharine and Evie discussed the terminology of rivers, sources and wells, an idea formed.

Yet the Italian authorities have stood by an idea formed in the immediate aftermath of the killing, which is that a woman must have been the prime mover.

For a while, Alepin wondered how she could help Syrian refugees half a world away, but as she discussed the problem with a friend, an idea formed: radio waves could cross borders and reach an audience anywhere around the world.

Ms. Stern and Ms. Rostenberg told their own story in several memoirs ("Old Books, Rare Friends" appeared in 1997, "Bookends" in 2001), but over the years, as Ms. Houghton observed them at work, a germ of an idea formed for how to tell their tale on the stage.

My story is notably different from my cofounder, but for both of us, Flipside Workspace was an idea formed out of a need, as many businesses are.

Slowly you see an idea forming in his head.

The parts of an idea form a sum, i.e., according to Bolzano's definition, a collection in which "the parts of a part are parts of the whole".

I could see an idea forming in her mind.

A spark of an idea forms, swims through the darkness, and finds the nude, prostrate male.

I was there for a ham sandwich, but a new business idea formed in my mind, MFE Consulting.