Sentence examples for idea of size from inspiring English sources

While some may disagree with the idea of size caps, surely few can deny that they should at least have been fully discussed.

Klimt's flirtation with this kind of epic, overweight, overcrowded picture - somewhere between Wembley stadium and a mass grave - is pared down, spliced with symbolist aesthetic and allegory, but over-impressed by the idea of size.

KASTHURI: Actually, it's an interesting point, because I'm interested in this idea of size and intelligence.

It's based on Toyota's RAV4 underpinnings, which should give you some idea of size: that car measures 457cm from nose to tail, while a BMW X3 is 464cm long.

Jim Shepard: It's not so much story ideas in the sense of little thematic sentences that are sort of like a "man meets midget, reconsiders whole idea of size of a human being as a measure of worth" kind of a thing.

You should have an idea where you plan to hang your artwork before selecting the wood plank in order to give you an idea of size.

Before making live prototypes, device developers generally make plastic demo versions just to get a rough idea of sizing, ergonomics, etc.

It will give you an idea of what size (in UK sizing) your size really should be.

It's going to be the person with the best idea, regardless of size of company, or maybe one creative person with a kernel of an idea who doesn't working for a company at all.

It also provides feedback on the size of any pneumothorax, the rate of development and by extrapolation an idea of the size of the air leak.

Cranial capacity, however, gives only a rough idea of brain size (in modern humans, the brain takes up only about two-thirds of the total cranial volume), and brain size cannot, in any case, be directly correlated with intelligence.