Sentence examples for is idea from inspiring English sources
noun
An abstract archetype of a given thing, compared to which real-life examples are seen as imperfect approximations; pure essence, as opposed to actual examples.
Fear not; the answer, thankfully, is IDEA.
Cartooning is idea creativity on overdrive.
The source for all voter turnout data used in the piece is IDEA.
In a previous post, I wrote that "cartooning is idea creativity on overdrive".
By Robert Mankoff June 6 , 2012In a previous post, I wrote that "cartooning is idea creativity on overdrive".
Mr. Moggridge is "idea based, and whether that's going to work out for the Cooper-Hewitt remains to be seen," he added.
What Walia means is that his create your own fund site is idea-centric, à la Lynchs buy what you know strategy.
Whewell held, then, that observation is "idea-laden;" all observation, he noted, involves "unconscious inference" using the Fundamental Ideas (see 1858a, I, 46).
Uh, no it doesn't -- real music is just that, and sound design is something of a purely background nature and generally has no musical content -- namely, it is idea-less, sound without meaning.
