Sentence examples for idea of signs from inspiring English sources

The idea of Signs is that if you approached anyone they would have something interesting to say.

By what turned out to be a happy accident, this previously academic, pop-perverse set of ideas had influenced minds at the Municipal Art Society — the very group that had fought against the idea of signs and signage in Times Square at the turn of the century.

"I'm fascinated with the idea of signs and symbols provoking a subliminal response in the viewer," he told The Huffington Post.

And many resist the idea of signing over rights or royalties in licensing agreements.

I went back to the idea of sign painting and tried this option with bolder, less vintage-style painted type.

"People have to get over the idea of signing up for a course and not finishing it," he said.

Or that, despite his acute striker shortage, Liverpool's Brendan Rodgers was so quick to dismiss the idea of signing him.

"They are outward facing and make the idea of signing very attractive," said one lawyer who has worked with families of a number of young Premier League talents.

In July of that year, Amanullah sent a diplomatic mission to Washington, headed by Prince Mohammed Wall Khan, perhaps with the idea of signing a treaty with the United States.

Mr. Bush went onto reject not just the idea of signing a pledge (any pledge), but the conceit that tax hikes are never tolerable.

Recruiters, in turn, try to sell teenagers who grew up playing the games on the idea of signing up to experience the real thing.