Usage of "bigger idea"

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Usage of bigger idea in English

But there's also a bigger idea behind it - encouraging people to think about climate change. 
 Radio NZ 

All that transpires on The Land is based on a bigger idea or might become one. 
 Wired 

But behind the scenes, as McKelvey tells it, he and Neumann were hatching a bigger idea. 
 Wired 

She would have an idea about something, and suddenly it would turn into a much bigger idea. 
 Night gate 

I took ideas from things like birds and ants to combine into a bigger idea that reflects sustainable living. 
 Radio NZ 

Or even after they arrived, if they had been explaining some still newer and bigger idea not yet accomplished. 
 The Grain of Dust: A Novel 

Ideas rushed through his head; he thought that she was going to give him some bigger idea than he had known. 
 Windy McPherson's Son 

Now, in a number of senses, we are free, but freedom is a much bigger idea than simply the liberation of territory and tongues. 
 The Irish Times 

He has bigger ideas than I gave him credit for. 
 The Spenders: A Tale of the Third Generation 

Where was the political drama, the commitment to bigger ideas? 
 The Irish Times 

Bellinger, who had been State Department legal adviser in the Bush administration, had bigger ideas. 
 Reuters 

It needs bigger ideas than just price cuts. 
 The Guardian 

We need new rules and bigger ideas. 
 NY Magazine 

Chumps of my caliber didn't come along every day, and she was beginning to get bigger ideas. 
 All the way 

Others have bigger ideas on what Taylor could turn her attention to... 
 BBC 

Sex and violence are personal obsessions for Cooper, yes, but they're also ways to get at bigger ideas. 
 Wired 

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Meanings of bigger idea in English