Sentence examples for ideas were blasted from inspiring English sources

The government's ideas were blasted, both on their actual principles and because without details, critics were free to assume the worst about the plan's execution – not that past evidence suggests such an assumption would be wrong.

But this idea was blasted apart by modern physics; it has been out of date for at least a century.

But the idea was blasted by both Democrats and Republicans, and the White House was not willing to fight for it.

In aid of that, he'd just come up with a brilliant new campaign idea, and even as the Gallaghers were blasting through "It's Getting Better (Man)", he was hunched near the back of the field, spooling it off to Tory HQ on a pager.

A seemingly innocuous idea from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for nudging aging scientists to retire is being blasted in the blogosphere.

Keith was blasted backwards.

The tunnels are blasted.

"They're blasting us".

The air-conditioner was blasting.

Disco was blasting.

That was blasting music?