Sentence examples for idea telling from inspiring English sources

"It's a weird idea, telling people what to buy you," she said.

Prominent German Jewish community leader Charlotte Knobloch opposed the idea, telling the newspaper that using the "profoundly anti-Jewish diatribe" as teaching material would be irresponsible.

Alexander at first dismisses the idea, telling David he has no desire to recreate the character of Costanza, whom he describes as a "jerky, schmucky little character".

Mr. Bremer had quickly jettisoned the provisional government idea, telling Iraqi political figures that they were not representative of the Iraqi people.

But another longtime board member and former president, Phillip Berry, opposed the idea, telling the board at the meeting, "Selling the club's name cheapens it".

Walter Gretzky rejected that idea, telling the newspaper that the building should continue to honor the former Hamilton mayor and sportscaster Vic Copps.

People who actually have no idea tell you what to do all the time.

Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican, who opposed the idea, told the Daily News, "She's really passionate.

As Elizabeth Warren, the law professor who developed the watchdog idea, told me, "The consumer agency in the Senate bill is strong, but there is no margin for error".

Here's a useful idea: Tell customers to keep a log of doses taken.

John clearly stated that if you have a good idea, tell everybody.