Sentence examples for erratic ideas about from inspiring English sources

Of course reality shows have other faults beyond their erratic ideas about best and worst.

He has had a reputation locally for having erratic ideas and for behaving erratically.

In the meantime, the California Democrat has her own ideas about what may be behind the Republican presidential nominee's erratic behavior.

Mr. Sherman clearly had distinctive interpretive ideas about the sonata, but his performance sounded eccentric and unconvincing, marred by erratic tempos, a lack of momentum and a faltering technique.

To get his point across, Garstang was moved to express his ideas about this phenomenon in the Mexican salamander, or axolotl (Fig. 1), in verse: Ambystoma's a giant newt who rears in swampy waters, As other newts are wont to do, a lot of fishy daughters: These Axolotls, having gills, pursue a life aquatic, But, when they should transform to newts, are naughty and erratic.

Don't jump on the new trend and don't settle for the erratic clever idea.

Low and erratic rainfall (about 5 inches [125 mm] annually) and the high salinity of the soil limit crop cultivation.

Fellows are chosen at erratic intervals, about every year, by a 15-member committee.

They are also about ideas.

Be passionate about ideas.

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