Sentence examples for half ideas from inspiring English sources

I like to write down a few half ideas, and if they last through until the end of the day then I put them on the studio wall.

Gigwise called it "an album of mashed-up half ideas".

"It's really a half idea we never made work live," Greenwood tweeted.

I don't have a lot of abandoned half-ideas sitting around.

It's a sketchbook teeming with rough drafts, would-be parodies, half-ideas and good themes not fully fleshed out.

From the minister in charge, the assuredly modernised Greg Clark, there have been only vague half-ideas.

A friend would mention a half-idea of a trip and Mr. Cascio, a newly minted vice president at Euro Brokers, would reply: "Done!

They're less about selling one great idea and more about selling you on one of ten half-ideas, hoping you'll acquiesce to having the other nine ideas come along for the ride.

Hence, the half-idea that iPods and the like could be responsible.

It was more recently that one of the partners, Scott Weiss, brought up the giving-half idea — something that Gates, Warren Buffett and others have been promoting in recent years.

The Observer thinks it doesn't matter Trump only has vague half-ideas on policy, writing that making America great "depends not on 14-point proposals or an SAT-like cramming of policy details.