Sentence examples for beginnings an idea from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, Schmidt toured McCain through Annapolis, Alexandria and Jacksonville, the towns of his beginnings (an idea conceived by Karl Rove, according to a senior adviser), and then made an empathy swing through poor regions of the country.
She would have the beginnings of an idea, which would remain vague until, one day, they would become clear.
So in Diogenes we find the beginnings of an idea that will become central to later ancient moral theory.
From these auspicious beginnings, the idea of commercial speech has transformed into a tool for big companies to fight regulation.
But suppose you set about it more deliberately beginning with certain requirements for a business, then backing your way into an idea.
I was then lucky enough to meet up with my old boss at a Christmas party where we discussed the beginnings of my idea and get brought a 3D printer for my combined Christmas and Birthday Present two weeks later," he said.
AMID the new beginnings, an end is in sight.
From such humble beginnings an entire telecom empire was built.
The beginnings of the idea started to form while we were working on "Cultural Censorship in Iran", and we started doing some tests with data scraped from the database to see what we would uncover just over a year ago.
Depending on whom you talk to, Cohen's response to the murder either helped bring about the beginnings of a new idea of society or it has amounted to misguided appeasement of dangerous forces.
The two young executives have the beginnings of a great idea, but they lack pure business experience.
