Sentence examples for trophy ideas from inspiring English sources

We have seen her, more than any other candidate, willing to just say no to some of the really big liberal trophy ideas, like "Medicare for all," like free college.

I suppose this was the forerunner to the "everyone gets a trophy" idea.

Apollo runs contests to spur its workers to come up with cost-saving ideas; trophies for the best ones are on display.

If you have a fifth-grader, grab the kid and say "Beware of yardsticks, kid! Yardsticks and trophies are evil ideas designed to keep you off your path, and on someone else's path for you!" It's no different when we are thirty-five and fifty-seven years old.

We give the person who adopts a new idea a trophy and a certificate that says, "I stole somebody else's idea, and I'm using it". The person on the other side, the person who had the idea, also gets an award.

The idea that trophy hunting benefits African economies is also a myth – or more accurately a lie.

After that safari, as exciting as it was, I was never comfortable again with the idea of trophy hunting, especially not in Africa.

This discussion dates back at least to when Leopold (1949) observed the beginning of the commodification of nature, noting that wildlife watching rested 'upon the idea of trophy,' be it a landscape photograph or a close-up picture of a bird.

The hard truth is that Van Gaal may have to shelve grand ideas for his trophy player.

Most tennis experts had already engraved Williams's name on the winner's trophy, but Lisicki had other ideas.

It's not a ridiculous idea, but the trophy for the best goalkeeper in the World Cup is ridiculous looking.