Sentence examples for idea of children from inspiring English sources
What about the quaint idea of children not really knowing about fashion until they're older?
And his idea of children does not mean 12 years old and under.
My husband and I are both dedicated, in theory, to the idea of children doing chores and housework.
Some politicians were horrified at the idea of children being shuttled around Europe in planes or trains.
In more God-fearing times, perhaps, the idea of children being exposed to both anxiety and comedy was more palatable to parents.
They conjure the idea of children being treated as units in a distribution warehouse, as bricks in a wall, as products on a Tesco shelf.
"The idea of child molestation is impossible to think about and intolerable," Mr. Donnelly said.
To the Editor: Distasteful as even the idea of child pornography is, there is a flaw in the reasoning behind mandatory sentencing for possession of such items.
"Recess: School's Out" is perfectly fine in its standardized idea of child anarchy; only in cartoons do children still own marbles.
The idea of child poverty in the UK remains an oxymoron for most people and there is no consensus about the concept of relative poverty.
So which sentiment most closely conforms to your idea of child-rearing? "He that spareth his rod hateth his son; but he that loveth him chasteneth him betimes"?
