Sentence examples for condensed ideas from inspiring English sources

I could have happily watched an entire hour of Grayson and Rylan on a mini-break, breaking the back of Essex "lad" identity and the price of being a household name, yet instead we had condensed ideas and a quick throw to the "I've made you some art" format.

It was a strange old concept, inviting people to condense ideas into just six seconds, the ultimate in fat trimming.

Just like Twitter's 140-character tweets, Snapchat restricts the text box to a mere 31 characters, which forces users to condense ideas into quips that are incredibly short, even for social media standards. .

He took ideas he was working on for his book and managed to condense major ideas into tweets.

"In songwriting you try and condense big ideas into rhyming couplets and little four-minute bursts of energy," he said.

In the exhibition, a painting by Mr. Kitaj condenses his ideas in a compact but allusive way.

Ravenhill's conceit of the separated twins allowed him to condense his ideas about the east-west divide into a human conflict.

What those heavy items preclude is exactly what the drawings achieve: ideas condensed to the scale of poems, intimate thoughts on a page.

Malouf's "Complete Stories" (2007) will provide many hours of intense pleasure, for his stories – unlike those of many major writers – are not condensed and incomplete ideas for longer works, but totally satisfying in themselves, perfect, whole, intensely memorable.

Johnny Cash condensed high concept ideas into short, resonating stories -- ripping people's hearts in four or five stanzas -- that stayed in millions of ears and memories.

We watch startups everywhere grapple with condensing their idea into an elevator pitch; hence, at Draper University, we give them only two minutes to tell their story.