Sentence examples for idea surfaced from inspiring English sources

The idea surfaced in December 2000 when members of Nike's equipment division were discussing possible innovations for children's products.

The idea surfaced Friday in a report commissioned by President François Hollande, which described various measures his government was taking to address what the French see as tax avoidance by Internet companies like Google, Amazon and Facebook.

Once K.G.B., the adage goes, always K.G.B. Certainly that idea surfaced frequently when Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former K.G.B. officer in self-exile in London, was poisoned with polonium and died an excruciating death just over two years ago.

That microcosmic insight was one of the starting points for modern ecological thinking.In 1843 the idea surfaced again when the botanist Joseph Hooker, son of the director of Kew Gardens, and later their director himself, visited the island on the way back from Antarctica.

In fact, gestures were sometimes the only medium in which an idea surfaced at all, as when people trailed off in speech but conveyed a sophisticated spatial analogy in their hands.

The idea surfaced again in 2015 from Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.

This strange idea surfaces several times at several places before it got to Bergmann, but the documented mention of how a universe can come from nothing (or zero energy) and not contradict the first law of thermodynamics was first printed in the 1934 book Relativity, Thermodynamics, and Cosmology by Richard C. Tolman of the California Institute of Technology.

Other ideas surface regularly.

In 1968 he saw one of his ideas surface without acknowledgement in Stanley Kubrick's film 2001: a Space Odyssey.

"And I've been around long enough to know that some ingenious ideas surface from time to time.

(Scruton does allow, archly, that "interesting ideas surface in the great waste-paper basket of Habermas's prose").