Sentence examples for to idea from inspiring English sources
noun
An abstract archetype of a given thing, compared to which real-life examples are seen as imperfect approximations; pure essence, as opposed to actual examples.
A director can cut from scene to scene but not from scene to idea.
So the Peperami account says bye-bye to Lowe and hello to Idea Bounty.
In what he called his "intellectual journey" he had moved from idea to idea.
You can watch Klee thinking, from painting to painting, idea to idea.
Leo and his songs simply move from idea to idea, from melody to melody, and they work.
The songs do anything but settle in — they scream, hiss, shriek, burp, and skip from idea to idea.
Freed from any obligations outside those in his head, Walker's compositions travel more easily from idea to idea.
From the beginning, the apostles of the Web have lurched from idea to idea of how to use it.
Lambeau in February To the Sports Editor: Re "Warming to Idea of Super Bowl in Any Climate," Feb. 5: Green Bay, Wis., should host a Super Bowl.
During a recent visit to Wisconsin I found him indefatigably energetic, fast talking and walking, as he ricocheted from idea to idea, film to film.
The ultimate problem with Gingrich's firehose approach to idea-generation wasn't the ideological cast of the ideas but their practicality.
