Sentence examples for Individual idea from inspiring English sources

The designers who did best advanced an individual idea of what their brand should stand for.

A pictograph that stands for an individual idea or meaning may be called an ideogram; if a pictograph stands for an individual word, it is called a logogram.

Michael had his own completely individual idea of what a "show tune" was, or could be: his lyrics seldom rhymed, and his songs usually ended like a dropped phone call rather than with a flourish.

At the start the family members enter one at a time, and as each one enters he or she rearranges the others into a new tableau, an individual idea of what a family should look like.

He distinguishes the following levels in its background level: the three-dimensional space in which the subject of the portrait and some elements of the setting appear; the movement of the subject's apparent corporeality; the subject's character; his or her individual idea, or the idea that the person portrayed has of him/herself; the symbolic, or the universal content manifested by the portrait.

His framing of the problems into who we are as Americans and what we stand for as a country was downright brilliant, and each individual idea was hammered home again and again with exhortations to "pass this bill -- right now".

Of course, they think individual ideas are a bit wacky.

Yet, as well as all these individual ideas, there's a collective energy at work.

Viewers, he said, see this standardized message and not the choreographer's "individual ideas".

Visualizing helps participants pay attention, stay engaged, clarify individual ideas, and see the big picture.

We will talk intensively with Britain about its individual ideas but that has some time over the months ahead".