I consulted my colleagues, my fixation reaching such a degree that poor Harriet tells of me pinning our designer to the wall, demanding five colour covers, exquisite paper, washed tops, strings, and every production frill for my beloved new idea.
The solution could lie in exploiting another idea beloved of economists, game theory, and tailoring it to the constraints imposed by natural selection.
Wireless turn signals are another idea beloved by riders who want to keep their hands close to the brakes, Mr. Lundberg said.
At 18, four years after finding himself in a vortex of pressure and potentially killing disappointment in Beijing and so soon after the death of his beloved father, the idea of any kind of medal seemed fanciful.
On Iraq, he affects not to have noticed that the "surge" in and around Baghdad is producing palpable successes, and clings to the idea, beloved of his party base, that all troops should be withdrawn even before he putatively takes office.There is something rather timid and unhopeful about all this.
In her 20th novel, WHERE (Tor, £17.16), Kit Reed takes the well-worn idea beloved of a legion of lesser fantasists – a community mysteriously plucked from the present and transplanted elsewhere for no apparent reason – and repurposes it to examine her trademark subject: psychologically complex characters pushed to breaking point.
What about the idea, beloved by Trump, to give insurers more freedom to sell plans across state lines?
It is the Western addiction to tragic politics, expressed in the transfiguration of each problem of the community into a single moment of decision (another German Idea, beloved by an infamous Hitlerite named Carl Schmitt).
Consider having an inspirational movie night or week (depending on your team size and amount of time) to pull brainstorming ideas from beloved films.
The #MeToo movement has forced people to consider the idea that beloved public figures (usually men) have routinely behaved horribly toward people (usually women) in private.
