He could sometimes give the idea better himself, by getting up and doing.
"They want to generate pressure, to give the idea that we can't handle it".
"We tried to give the idea of the clan, of the strength of the union.
But the Braves don't want to give the idea that Malone has issued instructions on economics.
"The last thing we want would be to give the idea that we didn't have fun.
"He is going to want to give the idea of what was happening in the world," Ms. Forti said.
But he added that it did not seem likely to generate a compelling product that would give the idea of mobile payments the push it needed.
"I don't want to give the idea that Colonel Barker wanted us to kill every blankety-blank person in here," Marshall said.
"On one hand, they want to score points off the SNP but on the other they don't want to give the idea of military independence plausibility," he thinks.
Mr. Chipperfield's subtle interpretations include "chandeliers" presented as a circle of magnifying glasses, while glass panels are scratched with stripes to give the idea of curtains.
Designer and actress then plotted the order of her outfits, as if in a show, he said, "where you give the idea of something slowly".
