Sentence examples for ideas a bit from inspiring English sources
In the interview, Mr. Marcus fleshes out each of those ideas a bit further.
To Nietzsche he was meandering across ideas, a bit like the White Queen in "Through the Looking Glass".
That person, with nous, is Tom's engineer pal Hadrian, who generally finds Tom's ideas a bit off-the-wall.
Narey responded that the civil service needed to be a more bit responsive to outside ideas, a bit less cautious about "telling ministers every single thing that won't work" and, above all, needed broader shoulders.
This was actually a common problem with Apple products during the bad years: really great ideas a bit ahead of the hardware or the market's ability to understand them.
Mr Jospin has himself recently presented some ideas, a bit like some of Mr Fischer's, though less far-reaching, for "a core of a few [EU] countries co-operating more closely than others".Despite complaints from many in Brussels that the French and Germans are no longer working in synch, Messrs Fischer and Védrine get on well.
Still, he clearly considers the whole idea a bit dangerous.
We have this idea — a bit of a lazy idea — that reading fiction always and everywhere makes us better people.
Accordingly, the better designs here played with the idea a bit more.
