Sentence examples for idea delivered from inspiring English sources

If there is any overriding idea delivered in the video, it has to do with how violence-addicted people, and specifically men, are.

Instead, the idea delivered by the show was that Ms. Clarkson was a star; it just had to be determined what sort of star that could be.

Her response, a version of a deeply classical idea, delivered with sincerity and wit, is one of the movie's most memorable moments.

Yet its texture is unsettled enough to be intriguing, and it sharpens into focus with a display of magazine pages on which the artist has drawn turnstiles and revolving doors so that every image -- Prada models, a picturesque mosque, a battle scene -- is about detainment and restriction, an apposite idea delivered with a light, clean touch.

The same idea delivered with wit and verve could work in The Book Of Mormon.

Creating an Under Secretary of State for Development and building out the state department's own army of trained, civilians could have been "the big idea" delivered by the QDDR.

The idea: delivering web services and APIs is a complex problem, and plenty can go wrong between the birth of a business idea and the production implementation of a web service.

Besides ratings, my "Catch a Major War Criminal" idea delivers something else for NBC: It's fairly cheap to produce.

In addition, the perceived benefit of using the 4DSQ, and the idea delivering better patient care, were supportive to the uptake of guideline recommendations.

The perceived benefit of using the 4DSQ and the idea delivering better care appeared to be essential factors associated with the uptake of guideline recommendations.

These were big ideas delivered with wit, warmth and accessibility.   100 Women season, BBC World Service The season of programmes on BBC World News and BBC World Service gave urgent and articulate voice to women of all ages, races and backgrounds.