Sentence examples for idea belonging from inspiring English sources

The author, Edmund Burke, elaborates: "Gracefulness is an idea belonging to posture and motion.

The man with no illusions was presenting an idea "belonging to another world," the Labor member Nachman Shai scoffed; it was meant "to sabotage the two-state solution".

Specifically, "the decomplex idea belonging to any sentence is not compounded merely of the complex ideas belonging to the words in it" (OM 1, prop. 12).

Following the discussion of "originally automatic" motion is this theorem: "If any sensation A, idea B, or motion C, be associated … with any other sensation D, idea E, or muscular motion F, it will, at last, excite d, the simple idea belonging to sensation D, the very idea E, or the very muscular motion F" (OM 1, prop. 20).

"But this idea belongs back in the box".

We think that that idea belongs to the scrap heap of human history.

Indeed, the idea belonged more to Hoyle's activity as a writer of science fiction for over three decades.

The idea belongs to Julie, who had it when she was pregnant with her first daughter, Amber.

The idea belonged to Greg Cronin, who left USA Hockey in 1998 to become an assistant with the Islanders.

"Now there are hardly any steel companies left in the U.S". Kaiser Steel went bankrupt in 1987, so the idea belonged to Mr. Jasbinsek and Mr. Claflin.

Louka Katseli, the head of Greece's banking association, said the report was completely baseless and that the idea belonged "only in the sphere of fantasy".