Sentence examples for apart from the idea of from inspiring English sources
There was no mention of an idea that would unify Europe – apart from the idea of common market.
Quiet apart from the idea of "Glasto" as some ephemeral, hedonistic bunfight, there are all those arguments about what has happened to its spirit over the past 10 or 15 years, usually phrased in the form of sneers.
Apart from the idea of having three bass players in one band ("Mani does the low part, Andy Rourke in the middle and I do the high bit," Hook explained in 2005).
What is the draw, apart from the idea of saving the human race from possible invasion, potential business propositions, or even just the naked ego of it all?
Finally, strategies about the use of bilingual practice staff were all ruled out apart from the idea of service-users consulting with a GP who was completely bilingual and able to converse fluently in a medical consultation in the same language as the service user.
Quite apart from that, the idea of television helping to finance films, which are then given simultaneous release, is by no means dead.
"I fell apart with the idea of touring," Ward later said.
Apart from the ambitious idea of trying to bridge familial digital divides — which would really be cool if achievable — I can see other potential in this service.
Apart from anything else, the idea of America having the Spartans' underdog status is not plausible.
There's no such thing as "bad acting" or "sloppy blocking" or "bad lines"; none of these aspects of a film exist apart from the ideas and emotions, the world view, of the filmmaker.
