Sentence examples for ideas apart from inspiring English sources

"He'll take him and all his crazy liberal ideas apart.

Larger companies have a tendency to pull good ideas apart to ensure that everyone in senior management is happy and minimise risk.

Irish dance ideas apart, the choreography of "Roaratorio" is Joycean in its neologisms (you couldn't put a Cunningham jig straight into "Riverdance"), its structural looseness, its sense of omnium-gatherum inclusiveness, its intensely learned references to tradition and its light references to folk culture.

Coworkers are encouraged to savagely tear each other's ideas apart, on the theory that camaraderie undercuts innovation.

Indeed, guarding seems such a good idea (apart from the sacrifice of feeding opportunities) that even solitary animals engaged in it from time to time.

One obvious problem with this idea – apart from the fact that cancer cells are clearly not fungal in origin – is that cancer isn't always white.

And even though a couple of critics took the idea apart, the "Fight Club" reference became the dominant sound bite of the shows.

But the second bonus disc blows that idea apart, with new vocal tracks by Mr. Jagger over old instrumental tracks of "Exile -related provExile -relatedher material that seems to come from the general era.

Second, it is one more, and important, reason why austerity in the current circumstances is such a bad idea: apart from exports, fiscal policy is the only source of aggregate demand that could cushion the wage adjustment.

B. Solomons: Batter scheme, tear idea apart (scatter beam; anag).. J. R. Tozer: Late riser seen to do it – dispense with all but a drop of coffee (light rays're; eradi(c)ate).

Search engine expert Danny Sullivan took the Powerset idea apart piece by piece in a long article last year, saying "natural language search makes a compelling pitch for those who really don't know search or haven't heard the natural language mantra before".