Sentence examples for the valid idea from inspiring English sources

Lewis is careful to present Carol as immature but well-meaning, an unreliable spokesperson for the valid idea that there is something more to life than bridge, something more to politics than voting the straight Republican ticket, and something more to human relationships than empty forms and eager gossip.

"It's airline stewards and stewardesses who are the most emphatic about what a valid idea they think it is," Ms. Aaron said.

#BBCtrending recreates a selection of the tweets and asks whether "meninism" is a valid idea.

It's a heartfelt, modest and well staged film about the Kennedy assassination, lacking the voltage of JFK, Oliver Stone's great conspiracy opera, certainly, but it has a valid idea to put across: namely, that what emerges in the disaster is not a network of plots, but a web of shame and fear just visible in the miasma of sadness.

But another diplomat familiar with the Saudi proposal said it was "absolutely still a valid idea".

It's a valid idea, says neurologist Pawan Sinha of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston.

An equally valid idea of a fair society may be one in which people are given the space and the right to strive for inequality: advantage achieved by their own efforts.

While a valid idea, practically, how can such a shift in instruction be implemented?

Aside from then calling for an all African-American cast--a valid idea, to be certain--Kulick hasn't done much more with his conceit.

A competing Republican bill, which also failed on Thursday, was cobbled together in an attempt to make it appear as if the party has equally valid ideas on job creation and rebuilding.

Phrases like "thinking outside the box," "pushing the envelope," "taking the 10,000-foot view" are all valid ideas.