Sentence examples for ideas to express from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was with "The Curious Case" in mind, in 1922 (the year the tall tale was collected in The Jazz Age), that Edmund Wilson wrote of 25-year-old Fitzgerald that "he has been given a gift for expression without very many ideas to express".

I would like to have a Jewish friend in Tel Aviv.' These are not popular ideas to express out loud in Rafah, even though most Palestinians are sick of the fighting.

And it's true that you'd have to think quite highly of your own ideas to express them with such austerity and melodrama, but that is the great paradox, the tension, of the equally rudimentary and audacious style of Duras.

Directors Adam MacKay and Fernando Rojas describe the video as an experiment in deeper visual storytelling, "We wanted to use more abstract concepts and ideas to express the tone of the song," they say.

For example, to take time each week to share your thoughts and ideas; to express your feelings honestly and without blame; to be a better listener; to take a special weekend away just the two of you.

And so, certainly, in the nineteen-fifties, it would have been a difficult idea to express in print.

Sometimes we create because we have some large idea to express or some lofty ideal to promulgate, but just as often we create out of a vague desire just to make something new.

Others brushed off the decision and said that it would politically be a poor idea to express any discontent.

He flew two flights and backed up a third and I think that it probably wasn't a good idea to express my wishes because he loved doing what he did.

Sometimes if you don't know much about your crush, it is usually a bad idea to express interest in them.

Noblit and Hare propose seven stages of meta-ethnography which take the researcher from formulating a research idea to expressing the findings.