For instance, the idea of heirloom shoes sounds a bit silly.
He cited as "ridiculous", for instance, the idea of politicians deciding on the regulations for Qualified Teacher Status.
Jobs does that often with Isaacson, rejecting, for instance, the idea that his own abandonment by his natural parents had a major effect on him.
(Some of the cues were downright mythological — like, for instance, the idea that individuals look left when recalling the truth and right when trying to fabricate).
"For instance, the idea of [Pixies track] Caribou being sung by someone who eats and hunts caribou, is … just funny to me".
For instance, the idea that Lear won't do on stage was something that Auden did think, and that he argued in detail before an audience.
It rejects any serious debate about workers' rights – for instance, the idea that workers should be able to speak for themselves through their own voluntary organisations: the trade unions.
Pope's political philosophy revolves around extreme individualism and self-reliance, rejecting, for instance, the idea that government ought to provide generous social services for the poor because all Americans ostensibly have an equal chance at success.
There was, for instance, the idea of basing a team on the Continent, for logistical convenience and in order to help them immerse themselves in the culture of high-level road racing; but when it happened, it happened for a squad of male riders.
Much of the program — for instance, the idea that no one can be refused, or charged more, for a preëxisting condition, or that dependents under twenty-six are covered — will sound familiar to anyone conversant with the most attractive parts of the Affordable Care Act.
