Sentence examples for apparent ideas from inspiring English sources

However one of the more notably apparent ideas espoused by the project that survived —and flourished— after it was the emancipation of sound and music from each other.

The apparent idea was to disrupt the domestic alliances being formed in the expectation of a power change.

He had the best ear in the world but he had no apparent idea of how people experienced everyday comfort, or even boredom.

The guards' apparent idea was to entice him to try to escape, but he saw two men lurking outside and stayed in his cell.

Reports citing official sources said the apparent idea was to use a liquid-based explosive, and there were suggestions one explosive component was to have been hidden in bottles of fizzy drink.

"Can you manage without the United States?" Karzai is said to have asked his defence minister – the apparent idea being to tell the US to leave and see if Afghan security forces could run the counter-insurgency campaign against the Taliban on their own.

The apparent idea is to pour 20percentt of its capital into seed-stage companies while committing the remaining 80percenttoto eight to 10 of the most promising startups in its portfolio.  .

There is a lot for Netflix to respond to in the above, including the commissioner's apparent idea that if Netflix installed its own caching equipment, other caching equipment is excluded.

The apparent idea was for Graham to share some deep thoughts about startups with fellow founder and current YC partner Geoff Ralston, though in the video, the two spend much of the (entertaining) interview discussing Graham's formative career and his cofounders in his early startup Viaweb.

Had this movie been any kind of funny, I would have excused it all, but screenwriter Todd Berger had no apparent idea how to make me laugh.

Perhaps the lack of any apparent unifying idea is the unifying idea.