Sentence examples for there are ideas from inspiring English sources

In consciousness there are ideas attracting other ideas so as to form complex systems.

Thanks to Eric ­Piasecki's photographs, there are ideas in this estate garden in Garrison, N.Y., that can be adapted to any scale: the stony path cut low into the ground, the elegant chute of water draining into a simple basin, the bamboo banisters, the ferns in giant pots.

As always with Bieito there are ideas that are hard to decipher – the orgy of book tearing during the inn scene of the second act; the image of a girl mindlessly doodling on a blackboard projected on to the front cloth during the second interval.

Descartes explicitly tells us that the surface of the pineal gland is the "seat of imagination [l'imagination]"[9] and that the images traced there are "ideas" [idées] (Descartes 1664 – p. 86 in Hall's translation; see also Descartes 1648 – p. 27 in Cottingham's translation).

And there are ideas.

There are ideas to prompt change.

There are ideas in the book that remain shocking.

There are ideas for every home, from bath to kitchen.

"But there are ideas about redefining the Schengen space.

But there are ideas worth pondering and images worth savouring.

"There are ideas like George Michael's Highway Code, which is an animation... mirror, signal, wank, crash.