Sentence examples for the idea of injecting from inspiring English sources
The idea of injecting blood or platelet-rich plasma into an injured tendon makes some sense.
Most of these conversations focus on the idea of injecting sulfate particles into the stratosphere to screen out the sun's radiation, as happens when volcanoes erupt.
He was 25, and the idea of injecting something so seemingly pedestrian as a sailor's coat into the rarefied world of haute couture made his reputation as a revolutionary.
When I objected to the idea of injecting botulism near my brain, he scoffed, and went on to recommend electrostimulation for my facial muscles once a week for 10 weeks.
The idea of injecting a bit of art into Taxi TV is the brainchild of Yvonne Force Villareal and Doreen Remen, co-founders of the nonprofit Art Production Fund.
The two came up with the idea of injecting oxygen, instead of the atmospheric air that steel makers had always used, to create the chemical reaction that heats the inside of the furnace.
Thank You, meanwhile, is built around the improbable idea of injecting the warm, slick sound of Magic FM-friendly 80s AOR with a strange menace.
About eight years ago, a company called Beef Products Inc. had the novel idea of injecting its ground beef with ammonia to kill deadly E. coli and salmonella.
An idea of injecting sincerity (over irony) into the artwork drives the overarching question, "What is modern art?" The exhibit is brash with its loud, Pop-y works, covering everything from a fridgeful of unmarked groceries, to a Sharpie portrait of Kanye West.
He said he did not like the idea of being injected with a disease to fight another disease.
He points at Bezos' famous paper-napkin diagram for Amazon, their classic idea of injecting their revenue into further expansion.
