Sentence examples for lively idea from inspiring English sources

A belief, in other words, is a vivid or lively idea.

It was an innovative and lively idea that showed how creativity matters.

Many short, parallel strokes are sandwiched together in compact ranks and stacks — a lively idea that attains no traction in the over-all frazzle.

Asia Argento has often seemed more a lively idea rather than a fully fledged screen presence, but she's found her perfect vehicle in a role that gives free rein to her mischievous perversity and grandly eccentric swagger.

Hume needs some trick to fortify the idea of the self, because he will rely on our possession of a lively idea of the self, one that will serve as a source of vivacity, for his account of the sympathetic communication of passions.

For example, he refers to the memory one might have of some site in the Holy Land, after having actually been there, as both a "lively image" and a "lively idea" of the place (Treatise I.iii.9), clearly treating the two expressions as equivalent.

Its players are young, virtuosic and full of lively ideas (some compositional: several members compose).

Dublin-based company Dead Centre's Lippy staggers under the imaginative weight of its own lively ideas.

In the ranks of American novelists today, there are writers with plenty of lively ideas, from Denis Johnson to Ha Jin, all of whom have major autumn publications on the way.

Mark Bliss has plenty of lively ideas, some of them superbly executed (an eastern Mediterranean take on osso buco, with couscous and Lebanese spices), some of them much less so (chicken-fried oysters on spinach).

But Hori, the 43-year-old founder of Globis Capital Partners and dean of Tokyo's Globis Management School, insists that Asia's leading economy has sharp minds with lively ideas worth funding.