Sentence examples for flexible idea from inspiring English sources

The term "liberal" is the most overly flexible idea of contemporary political discourse.

Ms. Manji has a broader and more flexible idea than Ms. Hirsi Ali of what Islam is and can be.

Starbucks began as a small store in Seattle selling coffee beans and over time has reinvented itself as a flexible idea involving coffee, community, and commerce.

So maybe I have flexible ideas about female tennis stars.

— Mona Charen Bonus phrases: "incompetent and sometimes petulant leader"; "convictions are flexible"; "ideas are half-baked," "glib and self-assured," "loopy".

Yet prior to the colonial era, the rulers of both countries had very flexible ideas about sovereignty.

We talk for hours, we have a similar humor, and we both have flexible ideas about where we'd like to live.

A battering at the polls, when results are published on May 13th, will not quite finish them off: younger leaders with more flexible ideas may be back in office in a few years' time.

Peter Weir's Master and Commander, concerning as it does the adventures of men and boys in the early 19th century navy, turns on male codes and encompasses a great deal of violence, but in its flexible ideas of what manliness might be it displays a genial maturity.

After lunch (and fittings for new announcer blazers, courtesy of the Men's Wearhouse!), Commissioner Paul Tagliabue told the seminar that any revival of the flexible schedule idea (which focused on giving ABC a late-season choice of Monday night games) must expand to a flexibility that ABC, Fox, CBS and ESPN can share in.

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