Sentence examples for idea of flowers from inspiring English sources

What if the person doesn't even like the idea of flowers?

The idea of flowers shown as if sprouting from the top of the cross may have been borrowed from Masaccio's c. 1426 Crucifixion, where flowers are placed on the upper portion of the vertical beam of the cross.

"When you think of an artist making work that deal[s] with the idea of flowers or flora or vegetation, there is a sense of history, and there is a sense of history that's connected with Manet, and Monet, and David Hockney.

Inspired by and wanting to put a twist on the idea of flower pressing, von Bismarck decided to collect some of these plant specimens and flatten them.

The creators of the gardens at Veddw eschew the idea of endless flowers and mixed borders.

But the idea of contrasting flowers with a sportswear element has trickled down.

In the postwar years in Appalachia, the idea of buying flowers -- even on Mother's Day -- was unthinkable.

The synergy was perfect between Victoire de Castellane, Dior's jewelry designer, and John Galliano and his haute couture, for both were captivated by the idea of making flowers contemporary.

Mr. Àvila, an alumnus of the late Robert Isabell's event business, even acknowledged the idea of artificial flowers, which would have been considered a near-obscenity in the recent past.

Tale of Tales, the Belgian game studio that's known for throwing gaming conventions out the window, has created a video game based around the idea of pleasure and flowers.

The attendant articles and discussions promoted the idea of a flowering of Latin culture.