Sentence examples for have the same idea of from inspiring English sources
I married my husband knowing that we have the same idea of what constitutes a good time.
We see that we have the same architectural zones the plinths, the orthostats, the isodomic courses and we have the same idea of marble.
We need to be reassured that strangers, especially those from other countries, have the same idea of reciprocity as we do.
Commenting on the review, Akka was also pleasantly surprised, disputing the Stravinsky likeness ("Could no one else nowadays have the same idea of a vigorous dance with a strong beat?") and revealing how much he prefers Gabriel Prokoviev's music to that of his (still) more famous grandfather.
So both photographers, though shooting from two ends of life, the beginning and end, and two ends of the alphabet, have the same idea of a snapshot, which is somewhat closer to a contemporary street photo than to something you would dig out of a drawer.
In the same sort of way, Kohák is taking the notion of divine presence, when it functions in religiously resonant ways, to be rooted in certain experiences of the world, so that someone who lacks those experiences will not have the same idea of divine presence.
"And I think, in a roundabout way, we all have the same idea on how the future of dance should be".
My problem is that a lot of companies have the same idea to use google Earth etc to do online quoting.
Similar Web sites -- like Carerunner and Careflash -- have had the same idea of harnessing the Net's networking powers, though these tend to be smaller.
After rereading his book, Ms. Van Pelt came to the conclusion that "we had the same idea of what it was to be in a couple.
