Sentence examples for thinking the idea from inspiring English sources

George Abbott, its original director (with Jerome Robbins) and book writer (with Bissell), recalled thinking the idea was "the least romantic thing I can think of" when it was first presented to him.

But thinking the idea through suggests that things aren't quite that simple.

Here, quickly, is a reason we already have for thinking the idea of moral and social learning from literature may be misguided.

De Beauvoir gives to our political thinking the idea that woman is not born, she is made, as a relationship of service and subordination.

We, too, can't help thinking the idea smacks of delusion, and indeed, everything is changed by two accidents: April's pregnancy, and Frank's sudden success at the job he feigns to regard with lofty cool-cat irony.

Rather, according to Clinton administration thinking, the idea is to simplify competition laws and, in the words of one official last year, create a consensus among regulators to make "antitrust enforcement coherent and predictable".

Academic thinking The ideas of economists and political philosophers... are more powerful than commonly supposed.

Understandably, millennials were jolted into re-thinking the idea that capitalism favors those who work the hardest.

At that point, I was literally in pain from the cold, and I kept thinking the whole idea wasn't very good.

She is aware that the more she knows about how students are thinking, the more ideas she has about new things to try in her teaching.

Mr. Wilcox wanders about thinking about the idea.