Sentence examples for remotest idea from inspiring English sources

Do you know I don't have the remotest idea.

"I don't have the remotest idea what you mean," he said impatiently.

No one has the remotest idea when and how it will end.

All this before anyone has the remotest idea exactly what the judge has in mind.

"I hadn't the remotest idea as to what broadcasting was and I hadn't troubled to find out," he says.

But after six days, in which the video has attracted 548,271 hits and four pages of comments, most Chinese viewers seem not to have the remotest idea that this ad is related to the election.

Underpinning that fear was the not altogether remote idea that a city synonymous with the rise of America's auto industry might also bear witness to its death.

The once-remote idea of adding more justices to the Supreme Court to change its ideological bent is prompting growing discussion within the Democratic Party, creating a new frontier for presidential candidates looking to display their liberal credentials.

Here, where the issue is not the achievement of a remote idea, but is regarded as a matter of life and death for the Jewish nation, the position is naturally more complex.

But for many newer residents in the Denver area, who came for jobs in aerospace, financial services or software, oil is a remote idea or something from the city's past — a trajectory epitomized by the career of Gov. John W. Hickenlooper, a Democrat who was laid off as a young geologist in the 1980s energy bust, founded a beer hall and then went into politics.

For example, one might imagine that a low paid job in a hospital, like that of a cleaner, would be the first to be automated away, but it is actually so complex that replacement with robots is still a very remote idea.