Sentence examples for negative idea from inspiring English sources

This only alienates teenage girls who already have a negative idea of what it is to be a "computer geek".

Utopia began from this pessimistic assumption, and one could argue that it has remained on some level a negative idea.

"This sale indicates that outside investors don't have a negative idea about the East End, and don't come in with an inbuilt prejudice against it," he says.

Despite starting with a broadly negative idea of the Nixon administration ("like, 'Who are these weird villains? They're such squares!'"), she became increasingly intrigued by the nuances of the people she came to think of as "our guys".

In my judgment, "incompetence" is the one negative idea that will work best.

The five winners accurately nailed "incompetence" as the negative idea upon which the Democrats should focus.

If stress and worry are blocking you from connecting to happy thoughts, write down the negative ideas on a worry pad to divert your brain from obsessive rumination.

He said that non-Western women, free from negative ideas about labor, gave birth more easily, and he recommended using fewer medical interventions.

As Krishna Pujari, who first encouraged poorists to view the Mumbai slums, once put it: 'We want to show tourists the reality of Dharavi and change any negative ideas they might have about this slum.

The reason they don't is probably the obvious one — the negative ideas that salad buyers may have about Newark, its poverty and history of environmental disaster, including the presence of Superfund toxic-waste sites contaminated by dioxins and pesticides.

Even some Republicans are starting to complain about this… For Karl Rove to be criticizing Romney at this stage for having a lack of substance to his campaign and a lack of big positive ideas rather than just negative ideas about Obama is very significant.