Sentence examples for have a specific idea from inspiring English sources

Don't have a specific idea of what you want the kid to be".

Mr. Weir said: "I have a specific idea for a show in my head.

"Sometimes we have a specific idea of what we think we need, so then I'll give a very prescriptive brief, but that's not always the case.

He did not have a specific idea to build a business around, but he did aspire to take charge of an organization and grow it.

Ms. Wall said that though most Americans have a specific idea of what constitutes Thanksgiving dinner, the sparse descriptions available of the 1621 feast are irksomely vague as to the menu.

After a while this relentless extrapolation of the idea of communication in physical and verbal forms begins to feel schematic — as if Ms. Guerin did have a specific idea about the meaning of her dance at the outset and has played it out in a series of formal variations, pinning us to the message of the work rather than its imaginative power.

"I had a specific idea about the style of design and architecture," Mr. Ferragamo continued.

Most singers I sent six choices to, but sometimes I had a specific idea and sometimes they had something they'd like to do".

As an artist, Wearing has a specific idea in mind of how the film will look and what it is about.

"We're in an interesting time right now where people are exploring all kinds of different ideas of identity, not just masculinity or femininity … For myself, I have never had a specific idea of masculinity.

On the desktop and mobile, people often end up on YouTube because of a search or someone sharing a link, but in the living room, you tend to browse for content – often not having a specific idea of what you want to watch.