Sentence examples for clean ideas from inspiring English sources

As he once said, "If you want clean ideas, change them as often as you change your shirt".

The subtitle of the moma show, about the expedient shape of our heads, is a bon (or mauvais) mot typical of Picabia, who also said, "If you want to have clean ideas, change them as often as your shirt".

Duchamp's friend Francis Picabia shared his attitude toward style; Picabia declared that "If you want to have clean ideas, change them as often as you change your shirts".

Such a natural, clean idea.

It's such a clean idea, you know?

At least with the bail reform this clean idea that even the Manhattan District Attorney is supporting and the mayor trying to clean up the backlogs in the courts, there's definitely improvements being made.

While LGBTQ activists were able to win marriage equality by portraying queer people as "just like everybody else," that movement became the face of an often narrow and squeaky-clean idea of LGBTQ people as mostly white couples aiming to join mainstream society by mimicking heteronormative lifestyles that is, getting hitched and raising kids.

What Gates is saying is that the current global marketplace for startups focused on scalable clean energy ideas is structured so that good ideas, even game-changing ideas, never see the light of day, because traditional VCs and other potential investors are risk averse at exactly the point where capital is needed most - at startup inception and at the entrance to the Valley of Death.

The House was going to stick to clean, simple ideas, more along the lines of Liver Snaps.

"China is moving," says Hal Harvey, the chief executive of ClimateWorks, which shares clean energy ideas around the world.

He played lots of soft, stubby notes until they whirled around in a vortex; he moved in and out of the song's harmony with precision, turning clean, curious ideas into something very moving.