Sentence examples for informal idea from inspiring English sources

Again, I'm not being formal here but the informal idea I think is important.

I want to give you an informal idea about why we might worry about stability.

We had an "informal idea" of what was going on in terms of preparation for an invasion of Iraq, Dannatt says.

This definition generalises the informal idea sketched in the example of Suzy and Billy.

Fleshed out philosophical accounts of this informal idea generally spring from rather different intuitions about what one takes the "situations" in the informal picture to be.

The definition corresponds to the informal idea that an argument is valid if it is not possible for its premises to all be true and its conclusion false.

I take particular care to explain why these notions of refinement are the correct formal interpretations of the informal ideas above.

"Martin has a passion for taking informal ideas that people like me find theoretically important and framing them as mathematical models," said Steven Pinker, a Harvard linguist who is collaborating with Dr. Nowak to study the evolution of language.

Teachers in Taiwan or China are used to receiving full attention from students and classrooms are regarded as a place for formal learning, rather than informal ideas exchanges among students and teachers.

And when the sharing of informal ideas retires for the day, the evening is filled with a mash up of different learning opportunities disguised as fun events and interactive games, all rounded out with nights of diving deeper into each other's ideas that were not thought through entirely during the day.

It was pretty informal: the idea was to bring together various people exploring the relationships between patterns in sound, textile and code, and see what happens.