Sentence examples for in some idea from inspiring English sources

Rather, the NWA were "absolutely rooted in some idea of what would make young white people most excited and old white people most afraid", while the Native Tongues rappers were "absolutely rooted in some idea of what would make young black people most curious and old black people most welcoming".

Let's bring in some new ideas.

They turned it down, but suggested I send in some ideas.

She still believed in some ideas promoted by Scientology, such as reincarnation, and she liked Hubbard's educational techniques, but by the time she graduated she no longer defined herself as a Scientologist.

"He was also involved in some ideas for the game and dialogue for some of the characters.

Later, I'm in the editing room throwing in some ideas of his.

Achieving Smarter Growth in Massachusetts: Some Ideas for Moving Forward, 22 :3 MUNICIPAL ADVOCATE 21 (2106).

This document may help in developing some ideas of suitable sludge management strategies for sustainable development under stringent environmental norms.

"I took my laptop in with some ideas and a piece of paper with some notes I'd made.

Mr. Paul said the campaign had succeeded in "reintroducing some ideas that Republicans have needed for a long time".

He said the campaign had succeeded in "reintroducing some ideas that Republicans have needed for a long time".