She hinted at the idea of “taxing capital more than work”.
recalls how physicists bristled at the idea of a big bang, with its echoes of the biblical Genesis story.
Most human men would be appalled at the idea of their mothers helping them to get laid.
On the other hand, your stomach would turn at the idea of frying potatoes in animal fat — the normally accepted practice in many northern countries.
Having never lived away from her parents, Jane began to panic at the idea of living on campus on her own.
Their thesis is that, far from arriving at the idea of human evolution from his studies of natural history, Darwin took as one of his starting points the diversification of humanity into "races".
He was a self-made man, and very proud of the fact, and so e was annoyed at the idea of his daughter's marrying a fellow who hadn't a penny to his name.
"Well," said Renée, "I cannot help regretting you had not chosen some other profession than your own--a physician, for instance. Do you know I always felt a shudder at the idea of even a destroying angel?"
Mr Abhisit says the law must prevail. Palace sources sniff at the idea of a settlement.
On the other hand, your stomach would turn at the idea of frying potatoes in animal fat.
Surveys show that most Germans balk at the idea of their country paying for the profligacy of another country, albeit a fellow EU member state.
For some, there is a sense of romanticism and relief at the idea of putting money into something as tangible as dirt.
Harking back to the far-off days when he was a grad student, physicist Stephen Hawking recalls how physicists bristled at the idea of a big bang, with its echoes of the biblical Genesis story.
I used to scoff at the idea of minute rice. I mean, are we really in such a rush that we can't wait, like, 10 minutes for a regular old bowl of rice?
Many parents may baulk at the idea of paying $100 for a pair of shoes.
The pilot jibbed at the idea of a straight bomb run, for it would mean flying through heavy flak.
The European Commission is looking at the idea of creating a home-grown rating agency as a counterweight to the American trio.
Thus we arrive at the idea of the pllenomenon such as we can find, for example in the "phenomenology" of Husserl or of Heidegger-the phenomenon or the relative-absolute.
When I was in high school, I was super shy and literally trembled and got sick to my stomach at the idea of standing up and talking in front of an audience.
cried Albert, whose courage revolted at the idea of being plundered tamely, "not make any resistance!"
Most of them looked alert (if not terribly bored) at the idea of sitting in an airplane for the next two hours.
We all balked at the idea of a portable SLATE PC thing without a camera. It was one of the most uttered criticisms about the iPad when it launched: 'What?
Some authors scoff at the idea of mixing the two mediums.
Grant Achatz, molecular gastronomist and winner of the James Beard Foundation's award for best chef in the USA in 2008, snorts at the idea of gendered eating.
Some people may wince at the idea of paying top dollar for a full tank of gas, but you actually save a lot more gasoline if you spare the extra money to load a full tank.
Last time we looked at the notion, last lecture we looked at the idea of a distribution.
So the child, who was greatly terrified at the idea of going to the spring at night, took great care that water should never be lacking in the house.
I am shuddering at the idea of how this might be handled if you wrote it obtrusively.
That means they get panic at the idea of meeting parents, or getting involved with your friends, or any activity which makes him feel like he's in a couple.
Mrs Clinton might stumble and fall. The American electorate might balk at the idea of handing both the White House and Capitol Hill to a single party and go for a Republican president.
Even I boggle at the idea of spending so much money.
She felt a strange kinship with her, because she was torn apart at the idea of never seeing Cal Barton again.
So here's one for all the ladies (and gentlemen) who are appalled at the idea of spending much on clothes but still want to look classy.
