Sentence examples for half-baked concept from inspiring English sources

But better to have something traditional than a half-baked concept.

She now recognises that Britain's elected institutions do not well match popular feeling: but rather than risk the horrors of electoral reform she has latched on to her half-baked concept of referendums.

But not many lo-fi bedroom bands have Mr. Elbogen's sly humor: his latest, "Impeccable Blahs" (Euphobia/The Rebel Group), is an ironically half-baked concept album about vampires.

And, inevitably, there is a half-baked concept that seems to involve the show taking place in a Government Owned Alien Territory (dancers wave black flags reading GOAT) prior to Gaga invading Earth and inventing a new, utopian race – although it's hard to say for sure, or indeed care.

But it's McQueen's performance that lends urgency and credibility--seriously --to an otherwise unapologeticredibility--seriously --to

With its adventurous studio trickery and its half-baked concept about the fictional Lonely Hearts Club Band, the album captures that shift — and there's nothing history remembers more vividly than it does a pivot.

Hollywood is accustomed to lawsuits over salaries, movie credits, even half-baked concepts that become movies.

It is a chaotic pile-up of half-baked concepts that suggests an intellectual mosh pit.

If you're thinking about transforming that half-baked fashion shoot concept you've been mulling over into a billboard-ready spectacle, where each otherworldly outfit and every high-saturation prop looks like it sprung from the camped-up, tweaked-out crevices of Owsley Stanley's mind, Alun Davies is the man to call.

Cameron no longer uses the phrase, but the half-baked ideas behind the concept continue to permeate his Government, and explains why Kids Company was given such freedom to make mistakes and handed indiscriminately generous dollops of Government cash.

Resembling a giant white traffic cone, the Rotary Rocket is one of the most peculiar flying machines ever built – probably best described as half-helicopter, half-spacecraft, and if you were being cruel, you might also call the concept half-baked.