Sentence examples for glowing ideas from inspiring English sources

In a letter to a friend he explained how his "accidental recollection of that glorious struggle for Freedom, associated with the glowing ideas of some other struggles of the same nature, not quite so ancient, roused my rhyming Mania".

When I work with reality, though, rather than my glowing idea of what reality should be, everyone is happier.

It's the old 'Horses sweat, men perspire and ladies merely glow' idea updated.

Unerringly she turns corners, ducks through alleyways, crosses busy streets with barely a glance, like a cat with an idea glowing in its catty brain.

Isn't the cartoon shorthand for a new idea a glowing bulb over the thinker's head?

But it would be a gross misconception to think that the story is not partially based on real-world facts... just as excitement-states of neurons may be likened to a glowing electric light bulb: An Idea of An Idea.

The pioneering theatre director Robert Wilson holds a glowing light bulb (man of ideas).

The "Marciac" Suite has gorgeous compositional ideas and thick, glowing harmonies.

"I loved his idea of this glowing symbol in the middle of nowhere as we — Playboy — are emerging from this period of darkness".

He once glowed at the idea that movie studios have difficulty hocking bad films on Facebook, as proof that the wisdom of the users could overshadow clever marketing.

This show of 11 glowing Lower East Side cityscapes gives a good idea of the kind of artist he was: a constructivist, a sensualist and a nocturnalist.