Sentence examples for idea to claim from inspiring English sources
So the question becomes did Hari get the idea to claim Danny pulled a gun from Danny's previous actions – or did he really pull the gun?
It was a terrific idea to claim some of Columbus Avenue at the entrance to the plaza and sink a car drop-off lane below ground, with direct access to the basement concourse.
A few years ago Justin Cartwright responded to Philip Roth's description of writing as "self mining" by developing the idea to claim that the process of writing a book was similar to "what goes on in a kebab shop: you carve bits of yourself away and present them in envelopes of pitta.
Calling his original 1956 group "Priory of Sion" presumably gave Plantard the later idea to claim that his organisation had been historically founded by crusading knight Godfrey of Bouillon on Mount Zion near Jerusalem during the Middle Ages.
He had the ingenuity to know which ideas to claim as his own and which to dump.
This may be a good idea, but to claim it will transform the fortunes of either America's small businesses or the employment prospects of ex-servicemen is nonsense on stilts.As well as passing laws, the Senate will be called on to confirm the president's nominations for two important offices: secretary of defence and attorney-general.
"They took our ideas and tried to claim them as their own," Mr. Stone said.
The eruv, whose creation has been reported in The Queens Chronicle and other local newspapers, was his idea, although he hesitated to claim credit.
One of the difficulties in literary criticism is rhetorical: in order to fully lay out your ideas, you often have to claim that they are satisfying explanations in themselves, when you know that they represent just one of many equal, and perhaps simultaneously true, alternatives.
The combination of both ideas has led some to claim that technology has (moral) agency, a claim that is discussed below in Section 3.3.1.
However, there is no evidence that Berlin knew Lamprecht's work; and Berlin's tendency was more often to credit his own ideas to others than to claim the work of others as his own.
