Sentence examples for ideas are thrashed from inspiring English sources

New ideas are thrashed out.

Let his ideas be thrashed out and interrogated, but I'm inclined to agree with Noam Chomsky's take on anarcho-capitalism: "A sick joke, perhaps worth some moments in an academic seminar … but nowhere else".

"The books are thrashed, basically".

Both are thrashed by the headmaster.

What was wrong with voting for an MP, on the basis of his or her ideas, which had been thrashed out in a professional and expert environment; and thereupon, if you had a brilliant idea you thought they'd missed, just sending them a letter?

And sometimes -- often, in fact -- the drama has lain in the platform debate, where conflicting ideas on major issues were thrashed out.

So they are thrashing around.

The exact details of the collaboration are still being thrashed out but ideas include "Kindle Bundles" – giving discounts on the ebook version of any hardback that a shopper bought – and an online digital library that would let shoppers browse through any title stocked by Waterstones.

The idea that 'there is no alternative' has been thrashed aside.

His critics derided this as "win-hold-oops", before the details were thrashed out, and had the idea squelched.

But such ideas need to break out of the seclusion of the seminar room, and be thrashed out on the political stage.