Sentence examples for ideas I found from inspiring English sources

But the actual meat of the film itself – its story and ideas – I found disappointingly vacuous.

Some ideas I found online — in Spain, they eat 12 grapes at midnight, one for each month — felt canned.

A full-length black comedy with genuine social commentary on its mind is a rare enterprise -- too rare -- and throughout "Bright Ideas" I found myself thinking of Jules Feiffer's "Little Murders," a play from another era that took contemporary cultural madness to illogical extremes.

I chose a more unconventional path and simply drew up a list of eight scientists (working in almost every continent) whose ideas I found the most interesting, and wrote to all of them.

If I get stuck with plot ideas I find it helpful to switch to drawing.

Guided by these ideas, I find three important historical examples: Aristotle's geocentric argument from natural motion, as critiqued by Galileo; a step in the theological argument from design, as critiqued by Hume; and Michels's iron law of oligarchy, as critiqued by social scientists Dahl and Lipset.

In return I get tough-love criticism, dark humor, ideas I find nowhere else.

It is, rather, by listening to ideas I find alien or even repellent -- and so testing my assumptions instead of trusting them; checking my self-righteous emotions rather than exulting in them.

PT5 "When we moved onto the technical part of it where they are asking specific questions and giving specific ideas, I find these very useful and in fact I've continued to do those.

Exploring a fresh idea, I found, could be as seductive as exploring a fresh landscape.

"An idea I found very interesting was to destroy the whole concept of western composition.