Sentence examples for idea of blue from inspiring English sources

"I like the idea of blue sky.

So I played with the idea of blue and white".

This is the first piece of architecture to deal seriously with the idea of blue.

"We do color association studies all the time, and the idea of blue being steadfast and dependable — that never changes," she said.

He does not trade in clever observations or neat wordplay, but in a viciously exaggerated idea of blue humour, usually at the expense of celebrities.

Colognes in a blue bottle or with the word "blue" in their names have proliferated on men's fragrance counters in the last few years, proving that even the idea of blue is persuasive.

Before Freeze, the idea of blue-chip collectors taking cabs to a warehouse in Docklands was unheard of.

In his speech, Cable said he supported the idea of blue-skies research, but argued that was no justification for taxpayers' money being used to support work which was "neither commercially useful nor theoretically outstanding".

In college, at Villanova, he and his friends had a kind of philosophers' circle where they read Snyder's poems — "No one's teaching that stuff in the Northeast!" — sat in meditation, drank red wine, wrote, pondered the idea of blue-collar poetry, and went backpacking together.

Nicolson makes adultery sound like the only real pleasure to be had amid the "general tedium and vacuity" of the typical country-house weekend, for whose evening entertainments a lady's makeup carried the idea of blue-bloodedness to a grotesquely literal extreme: "to indicate sensitivity the naturally bluish-violet veins at neck, temple and cleavage were emphasized with a blue crayon".

There is a subtle undertone to the idea of blue-state David allowing his new red-state neighbors to 'frame the terms of the debate'.