Sentence examples for ideas grow from inspiring English sources

No meandering weeds of ideas grow in each season's fashion patch.

"We cannot look beyond national borders to try new ideas, grow our business, access global capital, or merge and consolidate".

The South's vices — "violence, intolerance, aversion and suspicion toward new ideas" — grow particularly acute during periods when it is marginalized and left behind.

Chefs borrow ideas all the time; the good ones will add a riff of their own; ideas grow and morph; cuisine evolves.

"To me, the success is going to be the engagement in our community," he adds, as the popular ideas grow through being self-supported.

One of the musical's great virtues, however, is that its big ideas grow out of the small change of human experience.

In each place, ideas grew from dreams of "prevoyant" people, to borrow Champlain's word.

In class, Jenny was often stubborn, demanding that other students follow her ideas, growing upset when they didn't.

This success is the first step to challenge the new ideas growing up into future synchrotron radiation sources in the SPring-8 storage ring.

One of Maddock's even bigger ideas: Growing Maddock Douglas.

But this and other traditions are under pressure as a young generation more inclined towards Western culture and ideas grows up.