Sentence examples for idea of of from inspiring English sources

T HE idea of of an urban life style has been slower to develop in Los Angeles than many had anticipated a few years ago.

Just when you're reeling from the idea of OF as joyous naifs, you read Tyler's Twitter feed, where he's declaring his intention to slap a child at the airport for wearing a Donald Duck hat.

I suppose only in the fantasy sense that it would be an interesting job but I'm a bit of a coward so I don't like the idea of of risk taking I'm happier sitting indoors writing about spying than being one!

Stonewall would continue to look for ways to support lesbian, gay and bisexual rights groups around the world, Hunt said, adding: "I think it is important that we don't try to impose an idea of of what gay rights should look like in each country, but we support groups working in those countries.

Mr Jarrett said: "The Conservatives, before they came into government, promoted the idea of of fast links to regional airports".

Mensch pitched the idea of of a sort of "topic-based Twittter' to Bozier and Menshn was born.

That idea of purity of intent.

The Idea of Biodiversity: Philosophies of Paradise.

"The idea of the presence of grace.

The ideas are certainly there -- the idea of New York, the idea of God, the idea of literature.

And he revised the idea of psychology, of philosophy.