Sentence examples for idea a kind from inspiring English sources

A seersucker bustle skirt seemed like a good idea, a kind of Spontaneous Gibson Girl Plays Hopscotch garment.

This is what it might mean to "novelize" an idea, to make an idea a kind of character, with a character's inconsistencies and illogicalities and unreason.

"I think it is a great idea, a kind of utopian way for artists to trade skills and things," she said.

This, too, is a smart idea — a kind of fictional affirmation of the historian Lerone Bennett, Jr.,'s claim that "there is no Negro problem in America.

The idea, a kind of dog diaper, had its origin in his horror at the pooper-scooper law... Mentions his concept for a changeable tattoo: to create it, he appropriated the idea behind electronic paper and applied it to skin.

The idea, a kind of dog diaper, had its origin in his horror at the pooper-scooper law: Levy himself has never owned a dog, but he found it gross and humiliating that a dog owner should be compelled to pickup after his pet in such a repellently unmediated manner.

By contrast, the New Atheists engage with religion purely as a set of ideas, a kind of cosmic rulebook for believers.

So it's not just an idea of a kind of perfect collective thinking.

Where will I get an idea?' And a kind of low-level panic sets in.

I have a wonderful idea for a kind of documentary that's funny and sad and original.

"Slowly I accepted the idea of a kind of expanded literature, you might say.