Sentence examples for discarded ideas from inspiring English sources
"There's a lot of upside in revisiting old, discarded ideas".
"My pile of discarded ideas is much bigger than my achieved ideas," Kington admitted.
It's like a dustbin of discarded ideas, overflowing with characters who never got the chance to tell their own stories.
"President Obama tucked away the Clinton doctrine in his large drawer of discarded ideas, along with transparency and bipartisanship.
It was an hour of unease with jumbo gestures, like discarded ideas from Led Zeppelin's first album.
With the longlist already complete, she decided to go through the slush pile of dozens of discarded ideas.
Conservative pundit Charles Krauthammer analyses the agility with which Trump evades attacks by discarding ideas: "He merely creates new Trumps".
Organisers have a five-year deal for the Nines but rugby league has a long history of discarding ideas if they are viewed not to work.
It also means discarding ideas that have proven to be ineffective.
That prevents you from discarding ideas just because they don't meet all of your goals.
Could the principles at the core of the scientific method -- honesty, humility and a ruthless insistence on discarding ideas that conflict with empirical evidence -- guide a political party?
