big idea造句

Whose big idea is this?

The idea that your idea could be the next big idea is very real. There's a real air of excitement.

But what about the big claim, the premise, the big idea underlying the libertarian argument?

The latest big idea is to make women more interested in sport.

Mr Monti's big idea is a swap: liberalism in exchange for redistribution.

I heard you are spreading false rumors about me, what's the big idea?

To prove it, she's using a little piece of paper and one very big idea.

Will this rise in upstarts lead to the next big idea in tech?

Rick Fox had a big idea while visiting girlfriend Eliza Dushku when she filmed her guest spot on The Big Bang Theory last fall.

The theme of a text is the "big idea" that runs through the text, connecting the characters and events.

You are always searching for the next big idea, the next geographic market, the next source of earnings growth.

PERHAPS the biggest big idea to gather speed during the last millennium was that we humans might govern ourselves.

In fact, the life of small citizens is very happy, as long as the life is stable and down-to-earth, there is no big idea, no vanity.

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May 27, 2010—On May 14, World Bank Managing Director Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala shared a riddle and a “big idea” with fellow Harvard alumni.

I was still alive, and I still had a daughter whom I adored; and I had an old typewriter and a big idea.

Some time around this period of time, in early Christianity, somebody got the big idea, "Hey, let's cut up the scroll into pages, and sew the pages together." And then, put it all in a book.

In a new book, The political Gene: how Darwin's Ideas Changed Politics, he highlights how often - and how easily - Darwin's big idea has been harnessed for sinister political ends.

They're full of big ideas.