Sentence examples for creating the idea that from inspiring English sources

"When you give your kids a limit on screen time, you're creating the idea that it's bad and amplifying their desire," Rich says.

And in the American west, we've spent a lot of energy, and money, and resources, and cultural narrative creating the idea that actually, we are supposed to be here, it's our divine right to be in this dry climate in whatever numbers we want, and living whichever way we want.

That may either be because the effect is weaker than we thought it was, or because the Leave campaign was successful in creating the idea that a vote for Remain was not a vote for the status quo, but rather a vote for ever more European integration.

Foss believes that Hutton mistook "field" to mean "field of battle", thus creating the idea that the fight took place on Anne Beame (Ambion) Hill.

As ideas mature to start-ups and start-up mature to companies, those that originally created the idea that turned out to be a really good idea usually find themselves needing help telling the world how great their idea/start-up/company is and backing up that belief with signed deals and real revenue.

Historians then created the idea that his murder was necessary for Russia's progress.

The network also created the idea that the party could happen in any location with bodacious tanning opportunities.

"It created the idea that the world was doing it to us and we couldn't do anything about it".

It is enormously wasteful, and it creates the idea that there are quick fix answers to tough problems.

So we must not create the idea that there is no need for intensive care in secure settings.

"We want to create the idea that we publish a certain kind of book, and that you can trust in us".