Sentence examples for saying the idea from inspiring English sources

"I've been saying the idea of a television season is an anachronistic artifact," Mr. Wurtzel said.

In September, he was quoted as saying: "The idea is not to have an agreement.

Economists groaned, saying the idea was more window dressing than substantive.

Spokesmen for federal agencies declined to comment, saying the idea was for now hypothetical.

"He wrote to us saying, 'The idea of Mental Fight Club is quite wonderful.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, was quoted as saying the idea of border checks "would have to be looked at".

Mr. Acquario agreed, saying the idea of borrowing from the state was "like buying groceries on a credit card".

He criticises the whole idea of prioritising choice by saying the idea "concede(s) to the moral language of capitalism".

Mr. Markowitz is not bashful about saying the idea for the Barclays Center, with its attendant N.B.A. team, the Nets, originated with him.

North Korea also criticized Mr. Lee for proposing the unification tax, saying the idea was "very unsavory" because it was aimed at preparing for turmoil in the North.

He cited a Sinatra anthem, New York, New York, saying the idea of "making a brand new start of it" here "resonates with people all over the world".