Sentence examples for ideas that it will from inspiring English sources

But it is not possible to know that the next stone one drops will fall downward or that the next glass of water one drinks will quench one's thirst, even though psychologically one has every expectation, through the association of ideas, that it will.

Maybe it's the uniforms, or the idea that it will bring order to chaos.

The idea that it will turn Russia against Putin is beyond absurd.

"They have no idea that it will be sold to third parties".

"The idea that it will promote copycat suicides pisses me off more than anything," says Hesmondhalgh.

THE economic case for the euro rests largely on the idea that it will hasten economic integration.

HelpRefugees' Steadman said: "It is about making life as difficult as possible for the people here, with the idea that it will stop people from coming.

To Mr. Smirnoff, The Oxford American is his young love, and it pains him to wrestle with the idea that it will die at the age of 10.

"The idea that it will just be a sort of vapour that you listen to out of speakers the size of a dime alarms me.

The solutions we have put forward are rooted in the idea that it will take sustained social movements to bring about lasting change.

Though the American government would not allow Citi to fail, the idea that it will need further state support, or will need to be rescued by another bank, no longer seems fanciful.