Sentence examples for writes of ideas from inspiring English sources

"We may hear of entirely new alternatives," Mr. Romney writes of ideas to reduce energy consumption.

"He was the natural inheritor of generations of anti-republican attacks by the old order," she writes, "of ideas borrowed from strangely revered French intellectuals such as Charles Maurras, of centuries of Catholic anti-Semitism and nationalist myth-making".

On the analogy of "compound" to "decompound," he wrote of ideas and actions being either "complex" or "decomplex".

Brainstorming: Writing of ideas on individual adhesive notes, without discussion.

As Ray Ratto writes of that idea on CBSSports.com: yuck.

Flowers by MarIna Competello.

He tentatively wrote of his ideas to Lyell in January 1842; then in June he roughed out a 35-page "Pencil Sketch" of his theory.

Inspired by the compact design of ships' cabins, and fascinated by the idea of monks' cells, he wrote of his idea: "Not a square centimeter wasted!

I write plays of ideas uneasily married to comedy or farce".

"I ended up back in Scotland and started writing loads of ideas, making house music again.

Her father liked, she writes, "the contestation of ideas".