Sentence examples for goes the idea from inspiring English sources

It's a smug mug, goes the idea, and you post it to indicate sarcasm or trolling.

Well there goes the idea that the Atlanta Hawks' Lou Williams could provide a decent substitute for the production provided by the departed Joe Johnson.

This is sensible, as far as it goes: the idea that, in the Brexit conflagration (or, elsewhere, in the Trump catastrophe), a permanent trench has been dug, over which neither side shall cross, is a scary and self-fulfilling argument.

As innovation goes, the idea of a trained bird of prey taking out a menacing quadcopter is hard to beat, as a Dutch law enforcement video recently showed.

Barnes points out that Sextus often lays out an argument and then says that the skeptic will suspend judgment as far as that argument goes ; the idea is that Sextus uses that formula to capture the fact that if such-and-such an argument is all you had to go on, you suspend judgment.

So the story goes, the idea was conceived when Foer was eating at a Chipotle and, being without a smartphone (he didn't own one yet) or a book or magazine, found himself bored and in need of reading material.

Alongside it has gone the idea that the people who suffer in wars are the military.

Even though Third Voice is gone, the idea had some value.

While no-one at Old Trafford dare consider the moment he decides to go, the idea of it ever being enforced is completely unthinkable.

If you have little ones in your house, let go the idea of having a perfectly-trimmed tree.

"But certainly, as we go forward, the idea is going to be, where are we going to play him?" It is a process of elimination that continued Monday.