Sentence examples for thing an idea from inspiring English sources

I like to have a structure of things that are in place, and then I constantly disrupt it with a new thing, an idea that's just in the air.

John's point is that if you take any given thing – an idea, a business, a species – you might find that you only need to tweak it a tiny bit to create a completely different thing.

Instead, let's focus on that whole "Hitler hated guns" thing, an idea that is both incredibly prevalent and completely false.

Cars as "supercomputers" certainly sounded more compelling than past lectures on the wonders of the internet-of-things, an idea that always seemed just a little too loose.

Natural freedom involves an unlimited right to all things, an idea that is reminiscent of Hobbes's "right of nature" in Leviathan.

Beyond that, the innate intelligence built into DNA molecules could help fabricate tiny, complex structures--in essence using computer logic not to crunch numbers but to build things, an idea conceived by Eric Winfree and Paul Rothemund at the California Institute of Technology.

Because in the end David Bowie was, above all things, an idea, a brilliant idea, but an idea nonetheless and you cannot kill an idea.

These divisions lead to the assumption that different religions stand for different things, an idea that Sister Joan doesn't believe to be true.

Like Egyptian hieroglyphics, written Chinese evolved from a pictographic script (each character representing a thing or an idea) to a logographic one (each character representing a spoken syllable).

The closest thing to an idea in it is something like this: You thought it would be quite simple; it is extraordinarily complicated.

As a result, the UN has to rely on a more generous developing world, but their unfortunate soldiers sometimes turn up without a thing, including an idea of what is going on.