Sentence examples for ideas drift from inspiring English sources
Most of his ideas drift across the Atlantic from Harvard.
The title implies either that the human brain is the greatest, most infinite unknown or that all ideas drift about the universe until someone gives them form.
The Aldens, unlike most of that company, have a near-encyclopedic knowledge of the operatic repertory, and even when their ideas drift toward the perverse or puzzling you have the sense that lively intellects are grappling with the stuff of the score.
But the show's blizzard of ideas drifts in so many directions, variously philosophical and political and historical, that it doesn't come down much of anywhere.
Thus, even those who are unfamiliar with Parsons will probably be au fait with some of the songs into which his ideas drifted: Wild Horses and Dead Flowers from Sticky Fingers; Torn and Frayed and Sweet Virginia from Exile on Main Street.
The show at the police museum in Paris will include the Spanish-born Picasso's 1940 application for French citizenship, rejected because of his "extremist ideas and drift toward Communism".
A more extreme take on the wandering idea is Drift, a bare-bones app (free for iOS devices) that gives directions like "walk south until you see something hidden, then take a picture of it" to get people to look at their environments in new ways.
Besides, independently of geographic distance, a significant positive relationship between genetic and morphological distances was found highlighting the idea that drift might facilitate phenotypic divergence when acting in concert with selection [ 38, 39].
Business minded to the point of scanning every environment you are in for business ideas or drifting off after you tell them something random and swimming back into the conversation after turning your random comment into a business application.
In the face of greater prescription of movement, the idea of drifting through the city may witness a revival.
