Sentence examples for limited idea from inspiring English sources

There's a very limited idea about family reflected in the media, she says.

"You know, I'm not interested in a limited idea of Shakespeare," Shanbag says.

"But I had only a limited idea of what a memoir could be.

"People in the West have a quite limited idea of what the place is about," Ms. Sassen said.

Mr. Broad also cited attendance as a sign of a show's success, a very limited idea of the cultural benefits of museums to say the least.

The arrests in Paris and Brussels point to the existence of a circle of sympathetic "enablers" willing to help out without asking too many questions even if they had a limited idea of the plot.

In a way, the whole incident sums up Mr Khatami, and his limited ideas for changing the country.

Instead of requiring trans people to modify how we look, our society can work to redefine its limited ideas of what masculinity and femininity are.

What makes them worth seeing, despite their blinkered visions and limited ideas, is their recognition of the power of these women's performances – even if they can't or won't show the performance of these women's power.

A random quote generator from the works of P. G. Wodehouse: When he spoke again, it was to talk of pumpkins and cabbages, and after that, for he was a man of limited ideas, of cabbages and pumpkins.

They haven't bought into limited ideas of beauty or appropriate conversation.