Sentence examples for idea of organizing from inspiring English sources

"Like my idea of organizing," he concluded, Washington "held out an offer of collective redemption".

Comment on R. Burdell Bixby's idea of organizing motorists into convoys for safer driving during blizzards.

He craved authentic experience, a sense of service and belonging, and a racial identity: "That was my idea of organizing.

"There was actually a resistance to the idea of organizing the art into an academic program" in the industry.

One night they came up with the idea of organizing a series of discussions about Tony Judt's work.

Someone came up with the idea of organizing a performance of "Hänsel and Gretel" for the prisoners in San Quentin, and she volunteered for the part of Hänsel.

Mr. Blix resists the idea of "organized defections" as too cloak-and-dagger.

So counterintuitive is the idea of organized nonproductivity, given the force and universality of the human urge to make things, that you can't believe anyone ever managed to lift his head from his workbench or plow long enough to think of it.

Some of the most intense labor organizing efforts in the country are taking place inside the industry making these tools possible — tech, which is notorious for its hostility to the idea of organized labor — and on their own platforms.

He told me that the idea of organized mosh pits and circle pits are the antithesis of what he was trying to do, which was sort of individualistic and chaotic instead of some ritualized rough stuff. .

I have to admit I was initially skeptical of NCAA player unionization, not because I approve of the current system or think unions would fail to remedy its injustice, but because I tend to think of college sports programs and football teams in particular as fundamentally right-wing subcultures whose members probably do not love the idea of organized labor.