Sentence examples for half-formed ideas from inspiring English sources

It revived memories of university: talking glibly about books and tossing around half-formed ideas.

Is it the way this person is always bubbling over with half-formed ideas and interrupting everyone else?

If you're a white college professor, you can float half-formed ideas and say controversial things; that's what you're paid to do.

Like an endless series of prompts, the photographs are a record of half-formed ideas to which I hope to return.

One client described the process as "Whac-A-Mole" — the same half-formed ideas keep popping back up even after you smack them down.

Events, characters and half-formed ideas are thrown at the screen then abandoned in favour of fresh mysteries, the show infinitely rolling out a carpet of kookiness.

He was a spring of enthusiasm, capability, insight, and experience which drove a half-formed idea of W3C into an international reality.

Thus ministers floating even a half-formed idea tend to command the front page, because they could feasibly turn it into reality.

Her exaggerated affectations suggest less a diva of the theater than a civilian's half-formed idea of such an exotic being.

Instead, Mr. Gingrich makes nearly all the key strategic decisions by himself, and in a manner befitting his personality — spontaneously, thinking aloud, often voicing a half-formed idea in full public view before committing to it.

That half-formed idea jelled a bit more at a birthday party he attended, he said, where one gift was a book of 150 song lyrics that people consistently get wrong.