Sentence examples for large ideas from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilberto's songs hold large ideas.

"Deftly, she hangs large ideas on the vivid private experiences of her principal characters".

Anna Gagliano is not someone who feels she must have large ideas about what's wrong with Catholicism.

"The Icarus Syndrome" finds the ground littered with Peter Beinarts, lying amid the remnants of large ideas and unearned confidence.

In "The Great Gatsby," there are a few large ideas, a few common dreams, to which everybody is attracted.

He is handy with large ideas about the nature of art and what jazz means to America.

The majority must now rally to another large idea.

A large idea in more ways than one, it accommodates many followers.

This balding, fiercely mustached writer and coffeehouse habitué reveals angst in his tense facial expression and hands held apart as if struggling to outline a large idea.

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.

Better to start from something very simple that you think is interesting (an incident, a person) and expand upon it, rather than starting from a large idea that you then have to fit into an short essay.