Sentence examples for ideas felt from inspiring English sources

"My ideas felt half-formed, possibly because I didn't know how to address a place like California.

Likewise, when she gives notes the emphasis is on eye contact, on making her ideas felt without the impediments of paper and pen.

I was so fascinated by his philosophy that his Nazism stayed "hidden"; though his ideas felt vivid and present, his biography belonged to the past.

While digital fundraising methods and volunteer management systems were of great interest, most ideas felt like "nice-to-haves" rather than game changers.

Taking the time to consider these ideas felt extremely decadent — allowing a little bit of the luxurious contemplation Shields would wish for all readers".

Mr. Parker, usually the engine of ideas, felt stalled, and the musical just seemed to be drifting toward an Off Broadway run set for that summer, all three men said recently.

The one-liners have lost their zip, and the ideas feel a little tired.

"That's what this idea of a 90s revival is about, because that's the way I look at fashion now, so those ideas feel very powerful".

Even when my ideas feel as though they have attained maximum first-draft polish, knowing that I can still tinker makes every interaction feel premature.

Now homophobic groups, some of them with nationalistic or Fascist ideas, feel free to harass gay men and lesbians, the activists said.

This made the programme quite poignant – because it emphasised the joy of experimentation and made ideas feel closer to the skin.