Sentence examples for idea rising from inspiring English sources

But White House officials and many on the left said that two factors had recently crystallized the idea: rising inequality and the 2012 presidential campaign.

And almost immediately, as if by osmosis, the idea rose for the Rosendale Theater Collective to take it over and run it as a nonprofit institution.

Instead, difficult emotions are registered in close-ups of individual human faces, and a perverse, persuasive idea rises to the surface.

Not surprisingly, the youngest workers know least, but even among workers in their 40s and 50s, the proportion with much idea rises to only 38%.

But, I think after a while, the idea rose that we should explain the entry.

But just as the idea rose in popularity, social media emerged and Facebook users began to realize that the idea that you should always act the same wasn't all it was cracked up to be.

As you watch Alexandra Dean's new film (executive produced by Susan Sarandon), one idea rises to the surface over and over again: this is a woman who spent a lifetime longing to be treated as an intelligent, whole person worth more than her bombshell image a yearning that went largely unrealized.

A senior city official said that commuter rail and airport access to downtown are ideas "rising on the charts" politically.

But the Cornell research, experts say, goes further in trying to track the phenomenon of news ideas rising and falling.

"It's cyclical how the older ideas rise again".

Altchek said, "It helps us to have everyone speak out and best ideas rise to the top.