Sentence examples for thought an idea from inspiring English sources

Now, establishment figures are trying to convince a populist President that the border matters less than he thought, an idea they could never sufficiently impress upon the American people.

The big banks never really thought an idea originally dreamt up by James Tobin in the early 1970s would come to anything, but are now lobbying like crazy against a 0.1% levy on trading shares and bonds and a 0.01% tax on derivatives.

The high prevalence of haplotype B of nad7 intron 1 in northeastern Europe suggests the presence of a genetically distinct glacial population at more northern latitudes than previously thought, an idea that had already been suggested for Scots pine [ 5].

For me, Twitter is a thought, an idea.

Just having them around might provoke a thought, an idea, a new beginning.

Thus, in being a mode of thought, an idea is understood as a way of being thought (or a way in which an instance of thought or thinking is manifested).

Often, you think an idea is new.

"I think an idea still stands that Alzheimer's is all about memory.

When I think an idea is crazy, I tend to be even more careful not to reject it.

Once you think of an idea, think about who is going to watch the video.

Try to think of an idea that most people wouldn't think to use.