Sentence examples for idea of examining from inspiring English sources

Late Monday night, Landay got the idea of examining Gabriel's phone records, which she could do since the phone was in her name.

An English writer, David Bird, has had the interesting idea of examining Elwell's guidelines to determine the extent to which they are still valid.

The idea of examining or understanding masculinity, if you're gay or gay-identified, might be something that impacts you from a very young age.

But in Philadelphia, because the voice had been suggested to me, and because of this idea of examining democracy, I did come in with ideas.

A week ago, Mr. Harper flatly rejected the idea of examining the payments, after reports that Mr. Mulroney had failed to pay taxes on the payments in a timely manner.

The group hit upon the idea of examining mummies for arterial disease in 2007, when another cardiologist, Dr. Gregory S. Thomas, was visiting Dr. Allam in Cairo and happened upon a mummified pharaoh named Menephtah in the museum.

In essence, the play explores the ideas of the insider and the outsider, identity, family and America's idea of itself, examining the point at which the new west of civilised, suburban America meets the wild and uncontained old west.

The menopausal Vita, with her refusal to attend grand parties – "I hate the idea of being examined under electric lights," she told Harold – and her "dark shadow of moustache" cannot match, for him, the young Vita, whose hooded eyes were feted, whose wedding dress was the same gold as "the tassel of Indian corn".

Both examine our knowledge by way of examining the ideas we encounter directly in our consciousness.

The idea to examine the concept of the state came to him after a series of projects in places like Iran where he was limited to two-week stays.

How do you come up with innovative ideas, unless you have a spectrum of ideas to examine?