Sentence examples for space for idea from inspiring English sources

To develop bona fide interdisciplinary projects, it is important to create the time and space for idea generation.

More than a school or a theater, it is a space for ideas.

Still and sober, the dancefloor instead became a space for ideas.

I see Twitter as an alternative space, a micro-creative space for ideas and a way to link up with different parts of the country.

He is a musical choreographer, but the new dances are breathless, busy works that leave little space for ideas to rise above the surface of a flurry of steps and gestures.

"We're just fulfilling one of UNESCO's roles, which is to offer an intellectual space for ideas to be discussed," Crowley says.

"We're just fulfilling one of UNESCO's roles, which is to offer an intellectual space for ideas to be discussed," says John Crowley, head of UNESCO's Research, Policy and Foresight Section.

The Donald Trump era has seemingly created space for ideas that may have once seemed politically impossible.

In addition to providing a space for ideas to take shape, the organization offers "micro-awards" of financial backing for some of the projects that originate there.

Dunham is also unafraid to claim space for ideas and her voice, even as she's aware of the grandiosity doing so may imply (see: Hanna Horvath informing her parents in Episode 1 of "Girls" that she feels she may be "the voice of her generation," then adding self-consciously, "or a voice... of a generation").

So in writing the book, were you looking for this balance between wanting to find the things that we can do to help the most vulnerable kids, and wanting to leave space for the idea that most kids are resilient?