Sentence examples for finest ideas from inspiring English sources
The children, who got their finest ideas at the movies, called him Richard Dix. Later, when the comic strip came out, they said he was Dick Tracy.
As America incorporated Europe's finest ideas into its institutions, much of the world has now done the same with American ideas.
Bosworth makes much of the extensive research and improvisation that went into his acting; some of his finest ideas solved logistical problems.
Dear innovetors, this is really amazing a wonderful thought process behind the finest ideas ever … Your thoughts proved to be a food feeding for a hungery begger who want to achieve bigger thoughts ….
The terms of trade in television production may not have helped ITV or Channel 4 so much, but they helped a string of clever British television producers export some of their finest ideas to the US – Wife Swap, Supernanny, that sort of thing.
TED prides itself on creating ideas worth spreading, the organizations mantra, and TEDActive itself may be one of TEDs finest ideas yet.
In principle, these are fine ideas.
But his failure to follow through on his fine ideas makes them wary.
The enlargement of the EU and the free movement of people are both fine ideas.
Ken Clarke came to office in 2010 with some fine ideas about sending fewer people to prison and rehabilitating offenders.
No matter what fine ideas candidates may espouse, for Blair the key matter is whether they can achieve power.
