Examples of using Mere idea in English and their translations into German
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Political
THE MERE IDEA OF YOU.
Our claim is more than a mere idea from marketing.
The mere idea of the grief that would come to you tortures me.
In the majority of the more backward countries, even the mere idea of building workers' parties and associations remained a suppressed hope.
The mere idea of swimming across the river made me tremble.
The voice was his only friend,but in the empty hole that was his life, the mere idea of friend, relatives and other people was foreign to him.
The mere idea of an alternative to the local currency sounded rather controversial.
That is all I can say, but I don't know that it will be of much help to her as these things are helpful usually onlywhen one enters into the consciousness in which they become not mere ideas but realities.
For the mere idea of a possible wrath of God is more horrible than anything the human reason could ever invent!
They are the ones, turning a wish, a mere idea(and we have plenty of them) into reality- real dream-truthmakers so to say.
Anyway, the mere idea that there would not be just ads and news, but art, triggered a lot of sympathy among those interviewed.
The development and production of our own and custom products(service only available for companies)is provided in their entirety from a mere idea and patent protection through a project, draft connection, selection and import of components, PCB design, firmware and software development, production of 3D prototypes, production of injection moulds, various mechanical parts and cables to measurements in accredited laboratories.
The mere idea of supposedly scientific experiments being carried out with monkeys or even humans as guinea pigs is intolerable for Germany's conscience, philosopher and Germanist Angelo Bolaffi explains in La Repubblica.
Many Saiyans were excited by the mere idea of fighting monsters from other worlds and some enlisted for the sheer thrill of those battles.
The mere idea of a vacation in Cancun might conjure up images of mega-resorts, rowdy spring breakers and overflowing booze.
A number of Member States are to hold referendums, but the mere idea of introducing something resembling a constitution without consulting the citizens is too far removed from my understanding of democracy, at any rate, for words.
The mere idea of how much possibilities this brings for the development of better useable economical structures on the continent is simply impressive.
Yes, but even if the mere idea gets a foothold in the public imagination, it could impact severely upon our portfolio.
The mere idea of an optimistic project has been so thoroughly discredited by National Socialism and communism; dystopias have taken the place of utopias- the futuristic visions of the post-war era began with Orwell's 1984, and they continue today in the same vein.
Yet I also know that mere ideas within an idealist's hot head are snug, pure, untainted, free of blood and dirt- but entirely barren, sterile, superfluous.
Although, of course, the mere idea of an excursion to the world's oceans immediately makes Nicole Dubilier's eyes light up:"I am simply happy on the ocean.
With scenes like this, my synapses start firing on all cylinders, shredding the idea of mere observation to pieces like a slice of moist bread.