Sentence examples for idea of waiting from inspiring English sources

Yet the idea of waiting appeals to many women.

The idea of waiting is in itself an existential experience.

Andy Warhol was right; the idea of waiting for something does make it more exciting.

Juwono Sudarsono, who is a former minister in the three most recent administrations, disagrees with the idea of waiting.

"The idea of waiting another ten years, just to study the natural history of Alzheimer's disease, is not tenable," she said.

Even though the idea of waiting even longer to know where I was going wasn't exactly appealing, I submitted the form to include me on their waiting list.

"The project is based on a very simple idea: Instead of waiting for people of Irish heritage to trace their roots, we go the other way," said Mike Feerick, who has been leading the charge to rekindle ties between the Irish and their diaspora.

But, after a quarter-century together and years of frustration over their inability to marry, the couple also finds the idea of a waiting period ironic.

According to Tim Whitmarsh, a professor of ancient literature at Oxford University, the poem could be read as a play on Homer's Odyssey, and the idea of Penelope waiting patiently at home for the return of Odysseus.

"I think that it explores the idea of people waiting until they're almost 40 to start making adult decisions.

They are derided for their lack of impact, unappreciated by fans who have no idea the mental toll of waiting alone until the time comes to snap the ball.