Sentence examples for entirely different idea from inspiring English sources

Trump — presented with a less controversial but entirely different idea than what he'd actually said — agreed.

Don't assume that the other side will be coming to you or vice versa; your counterpart may have an entirely different idea than you do about where you should negotiate.

Gödel's proof of the relative consistency of AC with the axioms of set theory (see the entry on Kurt Gödel) rests on an entirely different idea: that of definability.

After Yacoubian's application for her first basic R01 research grant just missed the funding cutoff on the second try, she had to slash her lab staff and spend a year generating data to support an entirely different idea.

The second, text-based approach is based on an entirely different idea.

Avery, full of the brash self-confidence of youth, has entirely different ideas about the way men and women interact.

It is a disgrace to the human race that it has chosen to employ the same word 'is' for these two entirely different ideas".

It allows for three entirely different ideas of what journalism is, and it's better (with the advent of digital) than what went before, when there was a duopoly between press and TV.

Architects, planners, public officials, members of victims' families, and developers speak about respecting the magnitude of the tragedy that occurred at the World Trade Center site, but they use the phrase to justify entirely different ideas about what should be built, or not built.

Of course, by the time you read this, there may be an entirely different latest idea.

An idea can be of a color, or of something colorful, but that's an entirely different proposition -- the idea itself is not visible, and therefore can't have a color.