Sentence examples for catching ideas from inspiring English sources

Coffee has always seemed to facilitate thinking and catching ideas.

Notebooks are inexpensive, so it's easy to keep one in a binder for class notes and one in a pocket for personal thoughts, project-related notes, or just for catching ideas.

More eye-catching ideas can be found among the party's independent advisers.

It has several eye-catching ideas and they are couched in appealing language.

The proposal was one of the most eye-catching ideas in a raft of parliamentary Bills tabled by a group of Conservative backbenchers in their "Alternative Queen's Speech".

The proposal had been one of the most eye-catching ideas in a raft of parliamentary bills tabled by a group of Conservative backbenchers in their alternative Queen's speech.

There was always something uniquely enticing in their amalgam of machine-code guitar hooks, electronics and brainy robotic rhythms, but a new sense of warped pop suss and a constant barrage of ear-catching ideas makes Mirrored all the more surprising and addictive.

Have you seen other eye-catching ideas?

Since at least half the registered voters must go to the polls if the result is to be binding, the most eye-catching idea on offer to abandon proportional representation for choosing MPs and go for an entirely first-past-the-post system was dished by the voters' apathy.To be fair, that was not the whole story.

Before the bridge scandal blew wide open last week, the governor had intended to float his longer school days proposal as an eye-catching idea that would help his 2016 bid, but in the end his renewed apology was all that counted.

I went to see it, because it's an eye-catching idea, and it's got a story behind it; and it picked up decent reviews in Oz and looked as if it might have something interesting to say (the classic combination of news value + cultural value considerations).