Sentence examples for this latter idea from inspiring English sources

This latter idea seemed both exciting and compelling.

This latter idea is impractical, says Dr Caldeira, who reckons that half the world's deserts would have to be covered.

This latter idea can be conceived only by analogy with the utterances of man, and its precise definition involves difficulties.

West protested the games industry had proved strangely unenthusiastic about this latter idea, a state of affairs about which he sounded more surprised than perhaps he should have.

This latter idea is brilliantly expressed through Ferdia Murphy's set: a row of six mirrored and curtained cubicles that suggests, variously, confessional boxes, lap dancing clubs, the loneliness of singledom and, when the set is folded together in the show's final minutes to form three corridors, the hell of a broken-down affair.

The ADI is still debating this latter idea: The effect might be extreme, but more than justified, many believe.

While the latter idea was before the 2010 reform, this was only in relation to entry of relatives beyond the 'nuclear' family and as a way to maintain a more liberal approach.

It's that latter idea that's the real promise.

The Bush campaign seemed to support the latter idea.

The duo worked together on the latter idea and the Bowser we know today was born.

Fina likes the latter idea; even now, his uncle is incapable of taking care of it.