Sentence examples for idea of arranging from inspiring English sources

It's meant to question arrangement and the whole idea of arranging things in the world - relating that back to the matter of an artist's work, Corwin seems to provide his own answers, "you put forward your own ideas and you see what people react to, it's not demanding a yes or no answer".

The Seychelles meeting was deemed productive by the UAE and Russia, but the idea of arranging additional meetings between Prince and Putin's associates was dropped, officials said.

Then of course there is Dmitri Mendeleev, the 19th-century Russian innovator who came up with the idea of arranging elements in a chart in the first place and prompted his czar to ignore the great scientist's bigamy, saying: "I admit, Mendeleev has two wives, but I have only one Mendeleev".

Not long ago the idea of arranging the "Goldberg" Variations for an ensemble seemed outlandish, but Richard Boothby, who made this lively edition for Fretwork, the British viol consort (of which he is a member), points out that even a piano version is an arrangement.

We settled on the idea of arranging items by time period (items in the collection span seven centuries!) and highlighting the creators of those items.

His way of coping is to throw himself into his work and he develops the idea of arranging for some of his cells to be preserved so that, in the future, he can be cloned to make living laboratories.

Arranged marriages Most people in the west frown on the whole idea of arranged marriages, but the times are slowly changing, according to Marian Salzman, a prominent New York trend-spotter and executive vice-president of the ad agency JWT.

The image of the brown feminist has come to be represented by the badass brown woman who wears bold eyeliner and gold jewelry rejects the ideas of arranged marriage and traditional occupations and rebels against her parents to be her own independent woman.

Like Chairman Mao, I reject the idea of an arranged marriage.

"So I was strongly opposed to the idea of an arranged marriage.

Kim and Serey have conflicts of their own, with Serey wearing short skirts and Karma Red lipstick ("I thought you'd like that, Dad, the karma thing") and balking at the idea of an arranged marriage.