There were a few other stories on Friday that an apocalypse would have saved us from considering, led by the tale of an Olympic runner turned high-priced call girl and followed closely by the cringe-inducing idea that we're in for another round of Nick Saban flirting with the N.F.L., according to Jason Cole of Yahoo.com.
If I must swallow the headache-inducing idea that time travel must always be a race to correct the past without causing a paradox, then only the rarest of protagonists have priorities that make sense.
Instead of asking participants explicitly about their plans for the future, the interviewers used analogs in the probing questions to induce ideas related to the topic.
It was a heavy-handed and squirm-inducing idea.
Rather than inserting a sentence or longer text into the mind of the intended victim, the plotters seek to give him a dream that will induce the idea — in effect, a movie.
New observations about the conglomerate transgression over the Jurassic and Cretaceous beds, and about the faults around and on the massif do not give evidence of an overthrusting but, on the contrary, induce the idea of a uplift, perhaps still active, in the form of a 'piano key' inclined to the northeast.
The weakness of Russia induced an idea of "Grand Finland" among the expansive factions of both the right and left; the Reds had claims concerning the same areas.
The movement believing in a color revolution always announces itself a winner in every election and emphasizes that whatever happens except for the victory of this movement is a sign of fraud, and the Western media supporting the movement try to induce this idea as reality to the people.
Some observations induced the idea of misclassification.
For example, investing in computers induces bright ideas about how to use them.
But he is too casual about the logic of it all: in his cringe-inducing metaphor, "ideas have sex".
