Sentence examples for concealed ideas from inspiring English sources

"Just put it down," he said, "that I'm booked for carrying concealed ideas".

The world of medicine provides an emblem for Self's own concerns with language; how polysyllabic pile-ups and esoteric coinings can conceal ideas rather than make them precise, how language is the disease and the diagnosis.

Mr. Schundler may explain the restraints underlying his concealed handgun ideas, but count on Mr. McGreevey to run an ad showing a tot reaching into Mommy's purse and pulling out Dirty Harry's revolver.

History is replete with stories of scientists who hid their ideas from their competition; consider Leonardo da Vinci, whose odd backward writing may have been partly motivated by fear of thieves, or Isaac Newton, who concealed one idea by writing it in the form of an anagram.

He is a writer and a free thinker" "Free-thinking Arabs are used to concealing their ideas to get them through," Ensaf Haidar said, quoting her husband during the ceremony in Strasbourg.

Your biggest challenge as an entrepreneur is not concealing your idea from others or keeping your idea secret.

Again, a conventional rhyme structure of ABAB conceals an idea that is secretly festering in the backs of all our minds - that everyone thinks you are hopelessly inept.

His intention was clear: He had not defended against a Ruy Lopez for eight years before that, to keep his new idea concealed from Capablanca.

Concealed in the idea of death as the possibility of impossibility is the acceptance on one's mortal limitation as the basis for an affirmation of one's life.

She dislikes the idea of concealed weapons on campus, though she does not object to them elsewhere.

A sword that can be concealed is a good idea.