Sentence examples for ideas of a from inspiring English sources

"They are more ideas of a dessert".

These, he thinks, are the ideas of a new generation.

But their demeanor may largely reflect Victorian ideas of a dignified pose.

Ideas of a "typical" sonata form did not evolve until about 1830.

They rejected ancient and medieval ideas of a polity as a set of orders or estates.

Who else will feed her baby, and her ideas of a mothering self?

Sam and Karl, understandably, don't have much patience with Steve's ideas of a beneficent providence.

Who or what constitutes "our community?" What values inform their ideas of a better society?

"I can tell you frankly that I have certain ideas of a general nature," he said.

He has his own ideas of a puritan tradition and the urge to rebel against it.

The PKK, with its Marxist ideology and authoritarian structure, hardly corresponds to conventional ideas of a democratic party.