Sentence examples for bits of ideas from inspiring English sources

It's the writer's job to take all those little bits of ideas and mold them into one story.

Eliot now saw these poets as literary magpies, piecing together bits of ideas and images and infusing them with essentially unrelated emotions.

Michael Frayn: Ideas for things come into one's head, or bits of ideas; you feel there's something – there's some meat on the bone, there's something there that lures you on.

So, this [khaen] is made a little bit of ideas but it's mostly made of materials which are beyond ideas.

I'm always thinking of bits and pieces of ideas, just a word or a location or an expression.

During a television interview Miller explained that he composed his songs from "bits and pieces" of ideas he wrote on scraps of paper.

There have been quite a bit of backwards ideas about women expressed by various male chauvinist politicians of late.

"All through this period I'd been filling notebooks with bits of plays, poems, ideas for short stories," he recalled.

I thought I had a little bit of an idea of what I was doing in reference to being a DJ, and attending parties, but this was a whole different experience for me.

I had an idea and lick on the guitar and put it away for a little bit, but then showed it to Tom and he had an idea for a lyric and I had a little bit of an idea of what I wanted the song to be about based on what the lick was representing musically.

"We've probably got a bit of an idea who we might play," he said.