Sentence examples for idea of the direction from inspiring English sources

The policy statement was a general idea of the direction the administration would like for legislation to take.

He has held players accountable and has a firm idea of the direction he wants the club to take on and off the pitch.

Swap the word "painting" for "poetry" and you get a pretty good idea of the direction that these younger poets are headed in.

Although he had only a vague idea of the direction of Bir-Tobras, he set out alone to find the column.

Mr Fujimori has slowed down the pace of privatisation, and has given no clear idea of the direction of economic policy for his third term.

There was a candle burning on a nearby chest, and, taking a closer look, I began to get some idea of the direction Tomasina and Diane had gone with the party decorations.

This gives some idea of the directions the sauce can go.

Some authors — particularly defenders of the tensed theory of time — dismiss out of hand the idea of grounding the direction of time on the direction of material processes in time.

Like many who have camped out here and engaged in daily political debates, he has clear ideas of the direction that the country must now head in and is conscious of Western concerns.

The co-founders both share some big ideas for the direction of storytelling that leverages deep learning to tell the content creators more about the world and audience they're building for.

'She has ideas for the direction of the country she wants to go in,' said Lenore.