Sentence examples for the real idea from inspiring English sources

"You can't get the real idea from that.

"The real idea of Tribes is to be nonexclusive," he said.

I wondered whether these two earlier things happened to give me confidence for the time when the real idea came.

"The real idea of the course," he put it in an interview, "is to develop heightened sensitivity and a noticing capacity.

And that the real idea motivating the album was "songs about optimism, songs about struggling to find a way to be optimistic".

A blunt assessment of this regime comes from Bill Bradshaw, a former BR boss who is now an Oxford academic: "The real idea of the Treasury with franchising was to show up the routes that were not worth keeping open.

The real ideas, as evolution shows, come about by chance.

Our strength comes from the very real idea that we must stand up for human rights and speak out against those who would trample them.

"Steven was the only one who had a real idea," Marc Wilson, the director of the museum, told me recently.

Sadly, even having made a great effort, the reader finishes with no real idea of the writer's message.

At the I.C.C., Brandeis began by establishing that the railroads had no real idea why they charged what they did.