Sentence examples for invent an idea from inspiring English sources

You can invent an idea that's not based in physics, or anything we know about the laws of nature, but you could invent an idea [that is] sort of like fixed points in the future.

As the Bloomsbury set is small-screened for some generations and introduced to others in the BBC's beguiling Life in Squares, it is salient – honouring, almost – to remember that they invented an idea.

For every human who invents an idea or product, there can be millions of people who use or elaborate the idea.

Now, they are awarded to the first to invent a product or idea.

"He was going around telling everybody that that old fuddy-duddy Gibson hadn't invented a new idea in years.

The United States may be the only nation in the world that was invented from an idea, lacking any foundation in a defined territory, a religious authority, a common culture or a single people.

In a comedy scene from Englishkaran (2005), Theeppori Thirumugam (Vadivelu) invents an idea to frighten Thamizharasu (Sathyaraj) but the ruse backfires on him as he witnesses Thamizharasu in the garb similar to Chandramukhi.

In 2000, Sony executives decided it would be smart idea to invent a critic who would miraculously always love all of their movies.

He thinks it would be a good idea to invent a few anecdotes about Polk and after some years they would be incorporated into history and Polk would have added stature.

But in 1989 he got hot while walking in Nevada and cut holes in his shoes, sparking the idea to invent a shoe membrane that let in air but stopped dirt and water.

I have a simple idea -- invent a more direct way for taxpayers and individuals to participate in the value appreciation of properties and urban developments that benefit from tax incentives and other government-based incentives.