Sentence examples for lay ideas from inspiring English sources

It allows you to lay ideas out longwise.

In June, Her Majesty's Treasury launched a Web site called the Spending Challenge, which solicited lay ideas on how to tackle the deficit.

This work has shown an increasing tendency for people to conceive of health in multidimensional terms beyond a narrow bio-medical model [ 14, 15], underscoring the relevance of lay ideas for a more rounded understanding of health inequalities.

"Splatter" was a horror genre that prided itself on elaborate, "realistic" special effects: arterial spray that approximated our lay idea of what arterial spray would look like; pulverized eyeballs that exploded more convincingly than the pulverized eyeballs in last year's midnight hit.

We see here the attempt to lay two ideas alongside each other.

If you're going to have a party, you're going to have to lay the ideas out and organize the party.

Behind them lay the idea that the ultimate purpose of companies is to add value for shareholders.

He intuited already 2500 years ago that behind the material things lie concepts, ideas, which are mathematically based.

The world is a complex place; ideas come and go, and sometimes old ideas lay new roots in a different market with evolved technology.

"So now it's time for you to lay out your ideas".

The court said that laws of nature, natural phenomena and abstract ideas lay outside patent protection.