Sentence examples for just idea of from inspiring English sources
Whether you have no access to Listerine, your carry-on is too small to lug around a bottle of mouthwash, or the just idea of chemical-filled mouthwash generally gives you heebie-jeebies, coconut oil is a fantastic substitute for mouthwash in the form of oil-pulling, which not only kills off harmful mouth bacteria and improves dental health, but also kicks bad breath to the curb.
Bolzano's subjective intuitions are just ideas of the immediate effect of an external object on our sensibility; they represent the change aroused in ourselves on that occasion.
But just the idea of stuffing one animal carcass into the hollowed out cavity of another seems disturbing to me.
But just the idea of The Great Gatsby in 3D?
"It's just the idea of, being out of control, just the idea of it all being controlled through drugs and things like that.
It's just the idea of time-off, really, but ideas count!
But I think it was just the idea of knowing what someone else thought of the author.
And that's just the idea of course, one that you can't help but intuit at first blush.
It's just an idea, of course.
Just the idea of that hurts a little.
"Yeah, just the idea of it," McCartney glances over pointedly.
