Sentence examples for formed ideas from inspiring English sources

She and a friend, Otis Walls, a school janitor and disc jockey whose graffiti name is Technic, toured the shelter and formed ideas for the mural.

"Papillons" is a garden of fully formed ideas, as if a sensibility had grown up overnight and left ready-to-eat fruit waiting to be picked.

For Portugal, Mr. Pinho and Mr. Wengorovius acknowledged, one problem is that many people, even in Europe, have only vaguely formed ideas about Portugal.

That left Mr. Rosenwinkel to direct his energy toward the structure of his solos, which attacked the harmony of the songs and flowed through different fully formed ideas, wrapping up without drifting into grandiosity.

To this observer, the real miracle, beyond the happy result that no one lost a limb or burned her pants off, was the design process: how fully formed ideas were modified to suit the materials at hand, and how notions blossomed into appealing functional objects.

IF you've seen enough of Aaron Sorkin's theater, film and television work, you know that when he prefaces his remarks on a subject by saying that he has no background or education in it, isn't a pundit and doesn't have fully formed ideas about it, he is winding up to deliver an opinionated speech on that very matter.

My co-founders and I knew we wanted to start a company before we had a fully formed idea.

Really, though, it was just mulling over a still not fully formed idea, responding to its first bits of pop success with overthinking and darkness.

Your chain of thoughts might at some point result in a fully formed idea, but this process of letting go is just as important as the results.

He stripped back then re-formed ideas from the past without having to always invent everything from scratch" — a talent that followed him off the runway.

As she talks, Hidalgo gestures as if forming ideas with her hands, in a way one French journalist described as "like making pottery in the air".