Sentence examples for idea it can from inspiring English sources

As an idea, it can trace its roots back to Thomas Paine, decidedly on the radical end of the spectrum, and by the 1960s it had won the support of Martin Luther King Jr. Oddly enough, however, Richard Nixon also liked the idea, as did libertarian Milton Friedman.

The self-driving car demonstrates the idea; it can mesh information on its whereabouts from its sensors with maps of the world held in the cloud, with various programs using the comparison to generate instructions for the cars' motors, steering systems and so on.

Bike racks on buses, lift-sharing locals and free inner tube repairs when you're left deflated by a puncture; the project has thrown every single idea it can think of at its target – with sometimes more, sometimes less, success.

If and when the U.S. finally realizes that using a third of its corn for ethanol is a bad idea, it can always turn to the next best – and readily available – option: panda poop.

On the other hand, if a researcher publishes a novel idea, it can rapidly move from unknown to common knowledge such that its citation lifetime is exceptionally brief.

If an artist has an idea, it can still take a lot of work to realise.

If you don't have any ideas, it can be as simple as your name or nickname.

[KE: 231] Although the mind cannot direct the creation of ideas, it can direct the selection of them.

But for those innovators wanting to share their ideas, it can be hard to get projects off the ground.

Once the mind has a store of simple ideas, it can combine them into complex ideas of a variety of kinds.

It cannot consist in awareness of those ideas as they are not; because (according to empiricism) we are immediately and incorrigibly aware of our own ideas, it can only consist in awareness of those ideas as they are.