Sentence examples for put across the same idea from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rucci put across the same idea, except that his collar, in sable, spread over the shoulders of a tweed jacket and matching sequined skirt that recalled the jazzy sportswear of Norman Norell.
The concept was initially frowned upon by Royal Air Force units; however when Air Vice Marshal "Mary" Coningham dined at the shared mess on 11 October 1941 and gave his approval, it took root across the entire Desert Air Force; leading ace Clive Caldwell later put the same idea into practice as commander of the RAAF's No. 1 (Fighter) Wing in Darwin, Northern Territory.
Behrendt puts the same idea slightly more directly: "It's the lack of raging personal ambition that makes her trustworthy".
But the song's sweeping melody puts across the same wide-eyed optimism as the gushier stuff.
"When he mentions Nadia, just to kind of get the point across, I'll take the same idea and put it up an octave, so it's more delicate.
The same idea was put in somewhat different words in Noto v. United States, 367 U.S. 290, 297298, 81 S.Ct.
The same idea was put forward in 2010 by a Serb refugee organisation led by Savo Štrbac.
The novel is one of the best ways to put across ideas.
"Even thousands of miles across the world, it was the same idea".
Does it still make sense and carry the same idea across?
It's all based on the same idea across history and cultures".
