Sentence examples for the idea appeared from inspiring English sources

The idea appeared to catch CUNY officials by surprise.

But, like the car accident months before, the idea appeared to obsess him only with his own significance.

The idea appeared even in the titles: "Inertia Creeps" is the paradox at the center of Massive Attack's sound.

Although the idea appeared in the mid-16th century, application of the principle was limited until the advent of screw-making machinery in the mid-19th century.

The plea by Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, for the government to find a way to invest more now, while cutting spending later, received little attention because the idea appeared to be a political impossibility.

The idea appeared in immature form in the little rustic Suffolk figures, and he may have been fired to exploit it further by seeing the 17th-century Spanish painter Bartolomé Murillo's St. John, which he copied.

The idea appears to be working.

On the face of it, the idea appears sensible.

The idea appears to have worked so far.

The idea appears to have come from Australia, which has been serving this market for over a decade.

But in the rural regions of eastern Anatolia, the idea appears still to hold true, at least for these pictures.