Sentence examples for idea of and from inspiring English sources

I took up tennis (which I'd long loved the idea of) and, immediately, it took hold of me.

Benedict's views of Islam are complicated, too, but they center on his idea of — and fears for — Europe.

Although diplomats negotiate more and more aspects of world affairs from trade and security issues to health, human rights, and the environment we have little idea of, and even less control over, what they are doing in our name.

In October, the Prime Minister warned a colleague that another season of war in America would cost "much more than we had any idea of," and said he doubted that the British taxpayer was willing to foot the bill.

"A complete takeover of the game with another game is something that we all really loved the idea of and what 4J Studios has created shows considerable care and attention to detail to both games.

"Daniel has returned us to a vision of what I would call alternative comedy," says Thomas, "to an idea of – and we must whisper it in hushed tones – art.

And the idea of man and men and manhood.

"I like the idea of discipline and restraint," he says.

The idea of Kanye and vanity are like, synonymous.

Just that whole idea of love and loss".

"But boy, the idea of administrating and legislating.