Sentence examples for this sort of idea from inspiring English sources

"Some people are naturally sympathetic to this sort of idea," says Professor Gowers.

This sort of idea is reminiscent of the "peer-to-peer" approach used by Napster, the infamous music-swapping service.

And according to Professor Prokopow, the "Stuff" instructor, "It's this sort of idea of material self-fashioning, a self-curation of life".

This sort of idea could easily be replicated in other cities.Jim Gray, the mayor of Lexington, Kentucky, is excited about the Challenge and intends to enter the competition.

This sort of idea appeals to those who think prostitution is a legitimate commercial transaction, but is anathema to those who consider it downright immoral.

Then there's also this sort of idea of "rent-seeking," you know, you keep the United States on the hook in a limited way for partnerships that bring you billions of dollars in subsidies to your military.

I savor the odd fact that a street scene that seems so old-fashioned now is actually a product of modernity, and then it hits me that this is the sort of idea my lover was always having, and I wonder if I will ever have my mind back wholly to myself or if I will always feel invaded, abandoned, bereft.

He added: "I think it is fair that when we want to have the British public having some confidence that our rules are fair and are properly enforced, that this is precisely the sort of idea we should be looking at, yes".

Interestingly, this seems to be precisely the sort of idea being promoted by the new Liberal Democrat health minister, Norman Lamb, who is planning to support a series of large-scale integrated care "experiments" that could allow local health economies to devise their own payment systems.

Anyway, that is the sort of idea we're seeking.

The Dream Act was the sort of idea both sides of the immigration fight should embrace.