Sentence examples for idea germinated from from inspiring English sources

They told me about how the idea germinated from their own move to the Bay Area a year ago, when they were trying to figure out what to do and where to go when they arrived, because, in their collective mind, there wasn't a good enough social app out there to provide that kind of recommended viewpoint.

Shriver, who served for eight years on the Santa Monica City Council, counters that local experience is more germane, that the best ideas germinate from the ground up.

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.

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.

These seeds were successfully germinated from May 10 until the end of June 2001.

The Edible Bus Stop germinated from the need for green space within our cities and urban communities.

Mature mycelia contain some psilocybin, while young mycelia (recently germinated from spores) lack appreciable amounts.

The other Solanum wild species were germinated from seeds.

James Hepokoski, the leading writer on Sibelius, speaks instead of "soundsheets" (restless shimmers of sound from which more definite ideas germinate); "static blur" (passages in which tones pile up into an amorphous, softly dissonant mass); and "rotation" (a group of ideas passing in waves, changing shape with each cycle).