Sentence examples for entertained ideas from inspiring English sources

I even entertained ideas of being a shepherdess in New Zealand.

Retirees sitting on such handsome nest eggs have probably entertained ideas about cashing out, particularly if their stock portfolios are offering little comfort.

Although I entertained ideas about the possibility of neutral evolution and neutral polymorphism in 1965 and 1966, I did not, as I said earlier, participate in discussions with Kimura immediately prior to his 1968 paper.

But he still entertained ideas of going into medicine--or studying law, like his father, or English literature, like his mother.

He said when he told his mother what he would be earning, she replied, "Whoa, that's a lot of money". Asked whether he entertained ideas of becoming a free agent next off-season and fielding offers from big-money clubs on the East Coast, Kemp replied, "The East Coast, to me, it's too cold over there, man.

That Francis Crick, the father of Central Dogma, entertained ideas extending beyond its boundaries, is not surprising and serves to illustrate that the better you know a concept, the more you see its limitations.

And this was nothing less than to abandon every previously entertained idea about the structure of space and time.

Are these "bad guys" so bad that they entertain ideas of a perfidious attack against Old Europe?

It provides a chance to entertain ideas and concepts that would not ordinarily be considered.

The school unashamedly entertains ideas about Roman Catholics and African-Americans that should indeed give every American pause.

But building a Republican Party that can entertain ideas and pass laws with far-reaching answers to the country's problems is harder than winning an election.