Sentence examples for thriving idea from inspiring English sources

"The town hall in Tallinn represents the zeitgeist" says Weiss. "Of course we are still dealing with representative democracy where decisions are made by a small group of politicians, but there is a thriving idea that you can create architecture which helps to break down walls between citizens and power.

Labs thrive on ideas, and at least for now, only people have ideas.

Moholy-Nagy thrived on ideas of dynamic progress, of mechanisation, the inherent possibilities of new materials.

If culture clashes are what makes cities thrive — where ideas bump up against each other and swirl together to make new things like jazz, hip hop, the kimchi burger, the Cronut — nowhere does this friction play out more than within a transit system.

Manuel Silva Martínez, Managing Partner and Head of Investments at Santander InnoVentures commented: "MarketInvoice is helping UK businesses access much needed funding to keep their businesses and ideas thriving in a very competitive market".

For Ms. Kretser, a coordinator with the Wildlife Conservation Society who grew up in the area, the store is about more than convenience: "I've always loved the idea of thriving hamlets throughout the Adirondacks, and part of that is healthy downtowns".

Tim Bennett, the president of Harpo Productions, Ms. Winfrey's primary business venture, said in an interview that all aspects of her business are thriving and disputed the idea that her political endorsement had caused problems.

If there's any truth in the idea of "thriving on competition", now is a good time to publish a new magazine; and if you really like a good fight, make sure it's one related to the arts.