Sentence examples for inside the idea from inspiring English sources
"What's good is that the idea of 'me' -- and personal initiative -- still lives inside the idea of 'we,' " he says.
I am not entirely sure this song is "about" Basie, though Skinner's crisp delivery and short verses certainly fit inside the idea of "simplicity".
Us, this office, university, city outside, nation inside which the city resides, nation inside the idea of empire wrapped so carefully strand by strand, silk and steel cable of spider webbing wrapped round and round endlessly, a transparent cocoon holding everything inside, binding everything together until in one quiet, crystal-clear instant we decide to say — No. Nothing's there.
But most all of these arguments take place inside the idea of history as a certain type of contest of systems, even a progression the kind of History that has Big Power control, in the form of some empire or other, or diplomatic codifications of behavior at the Congress of Vienna, Versailles or Yalta.
Inside the idea factory of Hollywood, two would-be producers pitch an idea that could make them rich: Star Fakers, a new reality show that would use hidden cameras to test how far people will go to accommodate the needs of celebrities.
I swam inside the idea I would never have friends, or be loved.
Most of the children are aged between 10 and 18. "Some have been very active in these groups, some have witnessed the killing of their parents or relatives, and they keep this anger inside, with the idea of getting revenge.
"Jay and Silent Bob" does have some tickling notions, many of which will play as low and inside, like the idea of a Miramax back lot or the concept of a live newscast on E!, or the notion that the Utah State Police has only six cars.
Inside the ideas included internet cafes, chill out rooms, multi-faith rooms – a lot of schools, perhaps predictably, wanted iPads and Kindles for their library areas.
Though I'd hoped to get inside, I abandoned the idea when I spotted a guard at the entrance, vetting all the building's visitors.
Roxie Munro draws the city and its landmarks from interesting, eye-popping and witty perspectives, playing with the idea of inside versus outside.
