Sentence examples for ideas I really from inspiring English sources

"Really, the man whose ideas I really like and who I was torn between is Kucinich," he said.

One of the ideas I really like is the fire-fighting grenade by Acton-Boxborough Regional High School (Acton, MA).

That's a horrible idea, I really don't want that.

The way the society outside Chicago mirrors the warring system within was another idea I really liked.

Then Mr. Mango said: "You see, when I came up with my idea, I really thought that I was going to win.

Mark Martin, who lost the pole position to Gordon by one-hundredth of a second today, squinted into the sun after his qualifying attempt and said of Petty, "I don't think any of us have any idea, I really don't, of what he's going through".

I want to write books for children and I've got at least half dozen ideas I'm really keen to pursue".

Spielberg said Ford did his own stunts and contributed ideas: "I just really want to bite him," Ford told Spielberg.

When I listen to his voice and his ideas, I can really feel my energy rising and I believe that anything is possible.

It got done, and I'm real happy with that record, but this time I wanted the collaboration of ideas and I really wanted to work with Dave, who had done some of my favourite records of the last five years.

Mr. Bush praised the Senate measure, which incorporates many of his ideas, saying, "I really am anxious to sign a comprehensive immigration bill as soon as I possibly can".