Sentence examples for the single idea from inspiring English sources

I would have been content with the single idea 'Tis Pity She's a Ho.

The single idea that unites most MEPs is a desire for "more Europe", which usually means more euros.

Their exchange encapsulates the single idea bandied about in "Slipstream," which Mr. Hopkins wrote and directed and for which he composed the score.

At the same time, nothing more is needed than the single idea of being, and its possible determinations, brought about through sensation, to explain all intellectual principles and the ramifications of thought.

Which is the thing with Reclaim Australia: No matter how hard the organizers try to frame it around a central platform, it's less a united movement so much as a loose coalition who happen to have converged on the single idea that Islam is terrible.

If you get stressed out about the single idea of telling your date about your children - unless you're happy to keep it casual - then don't see them again.

The first single, "Divine Sorrow," we partnered up with Bono, who's a good friend, and we started to talk the whole single idea with the Red campaign after going to Africa and seeing the initiative.

No single man can be correct all the time, no single idea can be totally correct".

Rather than being the realisation of a single idea, they reflect the power of collaborative teams that collect and assemble technology from many different fields into new tools for biological discovery.

"Alone in the world, we have given nothing to the world, learned nothing from the world and bestowed not a single idea upon the fund of human ideas," he wrote.

Boss or not, Heller helped focus the company on a single idea: software that pulls together all the data a company needs to communicate and consummate sales with its customers.