Sentence examples for idea germinated from inspiring English sources
I gave up on my allotment fantasy, but another idea germinated in its place.
The idea germinated years before, when he was detective chief superintendent for the force.
The Trump Hard Rock never came to be, but the seed of the idea germinated as the Trump Organization started a $5 million renovation and name change.
The idea germinated in the late 1960s when Mr. Green grew outraged at news of plans to convert Easter Island into a jet fuelling station.
The idea germinated in Meret Oppenheim's beloved and far too influential fur-lined teacup, and has trickled down through generations of found-object assemblages and sculptures by artists like Arman, Tony Cragg, Donald Lipski and Tom Sachs.
Lucie just happened to be reading a Nick Drake biography while this idea germinated and learning about the fey, recessive songwriter's somewhat unlikely friendship with the culturally schizophrenic and belligerent Martyn.
An idea germinates, perhaps concocted in a dungy, windowless, fluorescent-lit office by a hard-charging if low-ranking member of a pro team's front office.
Being interested in seeds, literally and metaphorically, I'm keen to see this idea germinate and spread". There seems little reason why it shouldn't at a time when schools are said to be cutting visits to museums and galleries because of the cost of supply teachers to cover staff absences.
The directors behind BBC One's 2015 festive animation about a leafy green hero (Sprout boy) explain how their ideas germinated.
During its later years the Venetian republic was estranged from the fervour of new ideas germinating in other nations.
