Sentence examples for forming an idea from inspiring English sources

In the crucible of the playoffs, the Jets have started forming an idea.

"But before forming an idea, not as an economist but as finance minister and prime minister, it seems important to have the opportunity to have frank and in-depth talks with the leaders of France and Germany as well as the European authorities before definitively fixing my ideas," he said.

Condillac instead described it as the process of forming an idea just of signs or circumstances that have been associated with a previously experienced object.

One possible explanation is that large planets like Jupiter migrated significantly while the solar system was forming, an idea that has gained currency through observations of extrasolar planetary systems, which appear to have giant planets in a wide range of orbits.

Once when he [the doctor] talked about genes...it was pretty awful actually/.../(PACP member 4) PACP members described how they handled feelings of uncertainty in the network by forming an idea about the HCPs' opinions and professional arena in order to judge and determine which experiences could be presented.

Gradually I formed an idea.

"In that way you can slowly form an idea of a room".

When Mr. Wiltse forms an idea for a story, he knows immediately whether to shape it as a novel or play.

It is now close enough to completion that a visitor can begin to form an idea of how it will work.

"It's difficult to form an idea because killing students is without precedent, and doesn't correspond to any of the models of Italian terrorism," said Salvatore Lupo, a professor of contemporary history at the University of Palermo.

Iamblichus' commentary is lost, but we can form an idea of the contribution that this commentary made to the ancient debate on the Categories thanks to Dexippus.