Sentence examples for ideas appear from inspiring English sources

Ideas appear, disappear and reappear.

Those ideas appear to have been put on hold.

Accordingly, many sound ideas appear too costly to win approval.

Still, Mr. Nayed's ideas appear to resonate with some Libyan leaders and citizens.

The anti-politicians' ideas appear childlike, faux-radical and unworkable because they are too big.

Chesterton and Belloc and their ideas appear in "Submission" as a kind of secondary sound, a Greek chorus.

But support for those ideas appears thin.

His ideas appeared in a 1969 report.

Such ideas appeared to foreshadow the process of adaptation and speciation developed more completely by Darwin and Wallace.

Connections, a critic's perspective on arts and ideas, appears every other Monday.

Those ideas appeared again as an Op-Ed article in The New York Times on Aug. 5, 1992.