Sentence examples similar to put across an idea from inspiring English sources

Like the runners at Tate Britain, the idea is lightly put across: an ordinary experience made surprising.

The Neighbourhood, from Los Angeles, put across a similar energy.

"People are putting across a strong argument through documentary.

I like it that you can put across ideas".

The novel is one of the best ways to put across ideas.

Pop songs are the perfect medium for putting across political ideas in a pithy, humorous way, but when's the last time you heard anyone do that?

It's a heartfelt, modest and well staged film about the Kennedy assassination, lacking the voltage of JFK, Oliver Stone's great conspiracy opera, certainly, but it has a valid idea to put across: namely, that what emerges in the disaster is not a network of plots, but a web of shame and fear just visible in the miasma of sadness.

The idea is to put across that it's not a big deal provided he stops.

It reminds me how vulnerable these young people are to strong ideas put across by individuals who understand the power of language and how to use it to manipulate regardless of the consequence to others.

The thinking was that once very basic ideas had been put across, you could slowly instruct them more fully in the particulars of the faith.

That was a view put across by many survey respondents.