Sentence examples for ideas occasionally from inspiring English sources

"The interesting question is not whether revolutionary ideas occasionally win out in science" is how Kenneth Miller, a biologist at Brown, put it at a forum recently.

They write articles or books, which may contain ideas, occasionally even new ones though usually the ideas are energetically recycled old ones.

To see football from a coach's perspective is to see almost nothing but failure: a grim parade of misaligned bodies, incorrect decisions, missed signals, and bad ideas, occasionally interrupted by a heads-up play or a feat of physical genius.

But instead of letting his scenarios escalate to excruciating extremes, Fielder takes them in unexpected directions; his outrageous ideas occasionally elicit anger but, more often, they bring out people's kindness and obliging good humor.

Journalism was her "apprenticeship", and while she enjoyed thinking up features ideas, occasionally getting into trouble for her outspoken views and chafing against the orthodoxy of the Catholic Church, after six years she handed in her notice.

Zimmerman concedes that some of his ideas occasionally put him at odds with Ahlbach.

Perhaps by the law of averages, even Donald Trump must spout a good idea occasionally.

Ms. Kosmas has a stream-of-consciousness style that jumps from idea to idea, occasionally bubbling up into a jaunty poetic flourish.

Perhaps, too, he would like to show his daughters that it's not a bad idea, occasionally, to quit passively consuming and get up and do something.

I just thought it was fantastic how the spirit of innovation pops up when you least expect it, and it seems that even within the tightly-regulated world of the Army, a good idea occasionally can take root and be on the ground fast enough to save a few lives.

Consistent with this idea, occasionally we observed sporangia with what appear to be two clusters of molecules aligned across the septum.