Sentence examples for from any idea from inspiring English sources

This war is so far from any idea of gentlemen that it is unimaginable".

Aside from any idea of encouraging investment in the creative professions, Ms. Sozzani hopes that her joyous Vogue celebration will help to bring a shift in attitude.

And when Tony Abbott claimed unions had caused a "wages explosion", union leaders rushed to distance themselves from any idea they had secured big pay rises for workers.

There is one important caveat: though many people derive their morality from religious beliefs, the morality that guides political decision-making must be separated from any idea of divine origin.

His only alternative, then, was to mitigate its vehemence; to soften down the shriek of agony into a sigh; — not from any idea that a shriek would have betrayed an ignoble soul, but simply because it would have exhibited the countenance under a repulsive aspect.

In the pursuit of certainty, Descartes claims that it is both possible and reasonable to withhold assent from any idea that is not perceived clearly and distinctly.

QUESTION FROM MAXF: Any idea on how causality patterns are perceived or stored in the brain?

In response to the question asked earlier, this falls under the "sources and methods" category that the CIA is extremely careful to protect QUESTION FROM HAYES: Any idea what Obama and the rest were watching at the exact time that photo was taken of them all looking at a screen in the White House?

Advocates say all the requirements would prove too much for any ideas from the average citizen.

But a brief moment of channel-surfing revealed a continued belief on the behalf of the programmers that race itself is just a unifying theme, divorced from any ideas of brilliance or talent.

At any rate, I just don't understand the abstract bellicosity that comes from believing that any idea works so long as more people are thrown at the idea.