Sentence examples for get across the idea from inspiring English sources

We wanted to get across the idea that space is limited".

How to get across the idea of governmental guilt in promoting a blood-borne disease?

"We're trying to get across the idea that light and darkness is a theme in many fall festivals around the world," Ms. Terzulli said.

And both made it their business to get across the idea that there is no one true history, but rather many.

The doctor knew about the gap to the right of center, but I couldn't seem to get across the idea that the gap was not the only anomaly.

It took me years to get across the idea of the International Style; now the whole switch happens from one year to the next".

You find out that it's Rose licking a mirror, but it gets across the idea that it could be around the corner at any time".

They may also be the moderates' best hope of getting across the idea that there is nothing morally dubious about wanting to get elected, or to do things rather than talk.

Self-mocking about having lived so long, yet far from willing to give up the ghost, she allows Mathilde to flicker with the passion that lighted her younger years and also gets across the idea that company and conversation are the indispensable pleasures of old age.

As disorganized as Suzuki's treatment of the subject is, he gets across the idea of centuries-old traditions and the passions they inspire.

I believe his biggest contribution to football is getting across the idea that players have to prepare right and look after themselves".