Sentence examples for idea thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yamashita said that executives at the company opposed the idea, thinking it would not catch on.

"We came up with [the crops] idea thinking agriculture is already global-scale and coordinated, to some extent.

"I didn't have anything to pitch," he recalled, "but I came up with the idea, thinking Clint would kind of dismiss it".

Insurance agents have generally opposed the idea, thinking it would hurt policyholders, and he notes that the equity market is soft for financial institutions.

For months at a time we would dismiss the idea, thinking it was crazy to have another baby and vaguely unethical to be so invested in its sex.

When it occurred to me that they would go to this march, I resisted the idea, thinking the march a too obvious metaphor for the failures in their relationship.

What is to be passed on is partly the love of knowledge, of ideas, thinking and talking, of education.

Much like a university admissions interview, this will show the interviewer how comfortable you are handling complex ideas, thinking on your feet and delivering logical arguments.

A lot of people 'poo-poo' these ideas, thinking that's so out there.

Early in her career Comstock put a lot of pressure on herself to generate ideas, thinking that's what team leaders do.

"The City of Tomorrow must be the fruit of intersecting gazes and experiences". Some artists hoard their ideas, thinking them a rare and precious fuel.