Sentence examples for a very specific idea of from inspiring English sources

"I went to America with a very specific idea of what I wanted to do," Sanders says.

She added that, often, "the donors have a very specific idea of what they want to happen".

But it's still a possibility, and one commenter had a very specific idea of what this video could be.

"They had a very specific idea of a story they wanted to tell of Turkey, I think," said Ms. Drake.

"But often, they will come in with a very specific idea of how much square footage they need".

They had a very specific idea of what to expect" — by which he means that they expected his clothes to be as impressive as his home.

"The Reader," which Harvey Weinstein pushed into consideration because he had a hunch, was among the five because Holocaust-theme movies always seem to catch the Academy's eye and because it represents a very specific idea — in this instance, by the director Stephen Daldry — of how a narrative should unfold on screen.

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You're paying for insight into one very specific idea of what food should be," Kaitlyn Goalen, an editor at the food newsletter Tasting Table, says.

After the first six weeks of its public debut, Makeably pulled in $10,000 in transactional revenue, Leng says, but when the founders dug into the data they discovered that only around 5 to 10percentt of users were "power creators" — meaning those who came in with very specific ideas of what they wanted, and who generally weren't constrained by a budget.

"For me, it they seemed to speak some very specific ideas of American masculinity and patriotism".