Sentence examples for idea thought from inspiring English sources

"I have an idea — thought of it last night.

"You have no idea," thought I.

The judges, while welcoming the idea, thought that Morgan Sowden's worthy idea wouldn't particularly benefit from an endorsement by the Guardian Activate Summit.

No one mentions the Titanic parallel, an idea thought to be jinxed after Lew Grade produced his awful Raise the Titanic in 1980, yet James Cameron had a multi-Oscar triumph with the old boat 17 years later.

The one ritual we can infer from the title of the day is that we're to tote around a poem for twenty-four hours in our pocket, an idea thought up by the crack team comprised of the Academy of American Poets, the Bryant Park Corporation, and the Poetry Society of America.

'I accept with reservations because it is the most reasonable explanation of the world, thought it was an idea thought up by man and man can make mistakes and have different ideas.

Share your ideas, thoughts, stories and pictures here.

"We are open to any ideas, thoughts and suggestions," Mr. Cocola said, particularly from the landmarks commission and the Parks Department.

The Refusal of Time is full of suggestions of ideas, thoughts and theories, but its exact meaning remains ambiguous.

It is only when photographers aspire to more that they can express their ideas, thoughts and inner feelings and make images that are not only literal.

Basically, teachers' conceptions are defined as ideas, thoughts, and understandings, of which there can be a wide variety (Demir & Abell, 2010).