Sentence examples for idea bubble from inspiring English sources

This period of excitement is what I call the "idea bubble".

Stepping out of the idea bubble as early as possible is the best way to launch a physical product.

It might sound like common sense, but after working with hundreds of start-up brands and designers I see the idea bubble trip people up again and again!

Instead of relying on doctors' handwritten notes on each patient, mailed to Roche at the end of the study and entered into a database over the course of a month, Rosenberg adapted an old idea: bubble sheets, like those used in standardized tests.

The idea bubbled up a couple of years ago, when Betty White was asked in an interview what she would have done had she not decided to act.

Suzette Wyhs, world languages supervisor in Loudoun County schools, recalls a national conference in 2009 or 2010 when the idea bubbled up, with California then passing legislation in 2011.

The idea bubbles up even though Romney has said that he won't do it and that he just doesn't want to put himself through all that again.

The idea that conservatives are being "shadow banned" is the latest iteration of an idea, bubbling away since the last election, that conservatives are being silenced by social media companies.

The two of them, along with Wilf and Cissy, performed together in Verdi's "Rigoletto" back in the old days, and the idea bubbles up that the foursome might reunite to sing that opera's famous third-act quartet at the gala.

The idea bubbled up a couple months ago, but I sort of brushed it aside because, frankly, the thought terrified me.

"Great ideas bubble up under stress".