Sentence examples for crystallise ideas from inspiring English sources

Mr Turrell said the council was hoping to "crystallise" ideas early in 2011.

I will update the blog as we crystallise our ideas (and do let us know what you would like to see) but in the meantime please keep uploading your pictures to our group.

For a few, they might inspire – help crystallise an idea of the life they want to live.

It can launch a movement, declare a manifesto in three dimensions, crystallise an idea, offer a vision of the future.

"Partition helped to crystallise the idea of the 'Muslim enemy'," she says.

On Friday and Saturday nights, Melbourne sound artist Atticus J Bastow's work Swarm/Murmuration crystallised this idea.

This crystallised the idea in many minds of two halves of Ukraine, pitted against each other in an east versus west battle.

Victor Ochen has vivid memories of the scene, 10 years ago, that crystallised the idea of what is today the African Youth Initiative Network (Ayinet), a scheme nominated – along with its creator – for this year's Nobel peace prize, announced on Friday.

Cultural anthropologists, such as associate professor Natasha Dow Schull from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT), point to the work of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who several decades ago crystallised the idea of "flow".

It's an invaluable way to stimulate ideas and crystallise thoughts.

The London art world has crystallised around the idea that you save your best work for Frieze week.