Sentence examples for growing the idea from inspiring English sources

The Regents have slowly made progress in the direction of fairness, but with high standards kicking in and with the number of failing schools growing, the idea that there will be no fundamental, dramatic shift is inexcusable".

From that experience, Mr. Ober said, grew the idea of Vulkanland.

As European anti-Semitism grew, the idea took hold that Jews needed their own land as a safe haven.

As the children grew, the idea was to investigate the question, are we born or are we made?

From there grew the idea of making it public, of somehow putting Fiona's Desert Island Discs on the radio.

Out of such beliefs grew the idea of the private as a source of authenticity and integrity.

From that seedbed grew the idea that the lives of ordinary people could be described in literary language, and thereby ennobled.

From this logic grows the idea of destroying the political-military infrastructure of the clerical regime and perhaps encouraging separatist Kurdish and Azeri risings in the north-west.

Out of that debacle grew the idea of Mickey Mouse, an insouciant creature whose pluck and autonomy must have been appealing in the wake of disappointments (those traits also found resonance with the temper of the times).

Every local area is different – we want to grow the idea of co-operative groceries, but for local people to set them up in their own communities," Bubble says.

Within two years, Hu grew the idea into Collabria, a company offering online collaboration between corporate clients and commercial printers.