Sentence examples for grand ideas from inspiring English sources

Theories and grand ideas are important.

Intellectual life was teeming with grand ideas.

In the Gettysburg phase, a leader expresses grand ideas.

Penelope Hobhouses new book is also festooned with grand ideas.

After she did this Nan paid rent to her, and Marietta began to get grand ideas.

Meanwhile, vague and grand ideas about Beckett flourish because he goes unread.

Its ideological calling card is thus a gentle scepticism of grand ideas and visions of change.

A performer, Mr Sarkozy is better at launching grand ideas than at following them up.

The grand ideas which had shaken the continent since the French Revolution were now dead.

Business leaders are also under pressure to introduce grand ideas, however impractical.

"He was here," the witness will say, "and he had some grand ideas".