Idea

The idea is to remove the idea that validation on social media is what makes a person valuable, and, while at its core the idea is good-natured and meaningful, it’s unclear whether or not the move will make the platform more authentic and friendly.

She was vague about whether she’d come across a new idea for how to do this, or all she had was an idea of an idea.

So far the idea is being trialed on safari cars, but the Swedish company behind the idea wants to expand the idea across Nairobi’s transport network.

Among Schoenberg's teaching was the idea that the unity of a musical composition depends upon all its aspects being derived from a single basic idea; this idea was later known as developing variation.

Gradually, as the idea of arms control displaced the idea of disarmament, the weaknesses of the present arms control paradigm have created problems for the idea of disarmament itself.

I agree perfectly with this whole effort to cling to form, insofar as it continues to be the medium through which we have the idea, but it should not be forgotten that it is the idea which should determine the form, not the form which determines the idea.

Although Maiah confessed she was less than thrilled by the idea when Austin, her boyfriend, initially proposed the idea.

Although Republicans had initially floated the idea of attaching work requirements to Medicaid as well, President Joe Biden has indicated the idea is a nonstarter while showing a willingness to entertain the other proposals.

British Columbia introduced the idea of fixing election dates in 2001, but the idea didn't catch on immediately.

During the quarter-final against Benfica, it became clear that the Portuguese side had much more of an idea of play, in that they had an idea at all.

Even though I have meditated for years, I still have a little monkey in my brain that swings from idea to idea.

He also urged that youths should imbibe the idea of asking questions when in doubt to get a vast idea from various perspectives.

He had no clear idea of what to do with his new acquisition, other than realising a fatuous idea about “free speech”.

I don't like the idea of it, but I'm open to the idea of letting the world see, oh, that was a hashtag fail.

If nobody has an idea, okay, then I’ll have an idea, but I like seeing what other people bring to it.

If that employee’s idea is implemented, I would like to give them a monetary reward based on a percentage of what their idea or suggestion saved the county.

If they can come up with a great idea, a legitimate idea, then he’ll pursue it.

In many Western states, the idea of watersheds and ecosystems themselves having a right to water is a relatively new political idea.

Is the idea of these Black workers as unskilled connected to the idea of them as unmotivated and lazy—an extension of that?

It was a bad idea then and it's a bad idea now and has been abused on most instances.