Sentence examples for is in the idea from inspiring English sources

The pun is in the idea of mark-making.

The clue is in the idea that the "consensus towards positivity" will even change the weather.

But the real controversy, Mr. Deak said, is in the idea his work represents.

It is in the idea that while God reveals many secrets of his creation through science, chances are very good that human understanding will never unravel them all.

For Graham, the innovation is in the idea for the programme, not the presentation: "Or you end up with something which is form over content, something that is just tricksy camera work and the audience is just annoyed by it".

The stories Ms. Stroman and the author John Weidman have created are linked in all kinds of nuanced ways; one of them is in the idea of identity, of accepting yourself for who you are.

It was in the idea of service to other artists that Kirstein found his wings, and he wore them proudly.

"My heart was in the idea of sharing, but I found that a creative impulse was best.

"The metaphor isn't in the word, it's in the idea," and it can't be wished away with grammar.

The biggest influence the South African Freedom Charter had on the Syrian counterpart was in the idea.

The genius of Eno is in removing the idea of genius.