Sentence examples for a specific idea of from inspiring English sources
Don't have a specific idea of what you want the kid to be".
The compact edition adheres to a specific idea of what a good novel ought to be: the contemporary aesthetic of the realist psychological novel.
"Sometimes we have a specific idea of what we think we need, so then I'll give a very prescriptive brief, but that's not always the case.
"We're in an interesting time right now where people are exploring all kinds of different ideas of identity, not just masculinity or femininity … For myself, I have never had a specific idea of masculinity.
Ms. Wall said that though most Americans have a specific idea of what constitutes Thanksgiving dinner, the sparse descriptions available of the 1621 feast are irksomely vague as to the menu.
Major debates about the relationship between society and the state after the French Revolution led famous German poets and thinkers such as Herder, Schlegel and Fichte to formulate a specific idea of the Volk, the ethnic group: a culturally and linguistically unified people sharing a common origin and spirit.
In architecture, and also in town planning, resilience is «a specific idea of intelligence capable of remodelling itself around the complexity of events which are destructuring the cities» (Infante 2013).
It was very much built around the idea of "how do we continue providing a triple-A quality service for an audience with a very specific idea of what triple-A and what "fair" looks like, while still making enough money for everyone to still have a job, and to be able to invest in products in the future?
As an artist, Wearing has a specific idea in mind of how the film will look and what it is about.
"They had a very specific idea of a story they wanted to tell of Turkey, I think," said Ms. Drake.
"With any film of that scale there's a committee that has a very specific idea of what they're looking for, but I just kept thinking that if I showed them something else, maybe they'd want that instead".
