Sentence examples for ideas she thought from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the War Is Over! (if you want it) exhibition's press launch on Thursday at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art, Ono said she often had often come up with ideas she thought were brilliant, only to confront the criticism of others.

Not a great way to foster creativity and inspire breakthrough ideas, she thought.

He went to England at last to get away from the sectarian fighting, a good idea she thought; but he got into bad company, gambled too much on the horses, and kept on stealing.

"Good idea," she thinks of banning traffic.

That's a good idea," she thinks to herself, "all those orange books prancing about on legs looking like something out of Alice in Wonderland".

However, her subject, Norman the Orangutan, doesn't seem to fit into the narrow "normal" categories and ideas that she thinks he should.

He can't stomach the idea that she thinks he's too dumb to figure her out.

She invariably begins with an idea that she thinks of as a "sonic image," she said, and works from there.

And no, I have no idea why she thinks about 20percentt of them are about detectives.

Seeing the actual report might give us some idea why she thinks defaults might surpass levels over the past year not seen since the Great Depression -- a pretty outlandish claim when you think of it -- considering the general improvement of the economy.

I spoke to Jennifer Weiner by phone yesterday, about where ideas begin, what she thinks of the increasingly creative ways to have a child and whether she could ever donate an egg or a womb herself.