Sentence examples for stillborn idea from inspiring English sources

By then both Lawson and Major had exhausted their credit cards — $65,000 worth — and InPart looked like a stillborn idea.

It would have been a stillborn idea were it not "for the affirmative response of those Michigan students and faculty," and "without a strong popular response he would have concluded that the idea was impractical or premature".

In the past, designers were allowed to dream a little too liberally, resulting in stillborn ideas like last year's Buick Bengal, which can't be built on any existing chassis.

His love of horses is authentic: even as he explains his policy on Iran (he would support tougher sanctions), he takes a call from his farm, and swears softly on learning of a stillborn foal.Yet Mr Bayrou rejects the idea of a skittish France, fearful of change.

www.facebook.com/PaulaBrownPhotography Taking pictures of stillborn babies is not a new idea.

But in an interview in August, Brazil's foreign minister, Luiz Felipe Lampreia, in effect quashed the idea, which would be stillborn without Brazil's participation.

When Riggins got the call to rush from where his family lives, in Alabama, to a hospital in Georgia, he didn't know he would be burying a stillborn nephew that he had no idea was on its way.

I guess you could say that I am obsessed with images of stillborn things, and seduced by the idea that the womb is the most comfortable place to be.

This idea turned out to be stillborn, so I began a search for a text.

Sadly, both ideas are likely to remain stillborn.

The Xerox laboratory was almost stillborn in 1970 when many of the company's directors resisted the idea of a West Coast center in an area in which the company did not have an active business.