Sentence examples for rejected ideas from inspiring English sources

He told me about one of the rejected ideas, and I understood what he meant.

The anecdotes in the book often feel like rejected ideas for Girls episodes, which, in fact, at least one of them was.

One area in which he exerted his influence was marketing, where he frequently rejected ideas from Ms. Carney and her team, according to people who worked on the film.

Grade could lead a rethink that formally splits the BBC's broadcasting and production functions, creating new commissioning entry points for producers within each channel, and allowing BBC producers to sell on rejected ideas to other broadcasters.

Schupack flipped through a binder of rejected ideas: Draper at an office party ("too kitschy"), Draper trapped on an ice floe ("too obvious"), Draper getting sucked into a vortex ("too end-of-the-world").

The rejected ideas may not get documented and may be lost forever, since the emphasis is on quickly moving forward through elimination, rather than building of concepts through user feedback  .

One rejected idea for a roof included resting one on columns surrounding the stadium.

Employees in one part of a company often reject ideas and advice from a different part.

Steve was well known for rejecting ideas, tweaking them, and turning them into something even better.

They are not rejecting God; they are rejecting ideas.

In his speech, President Obama wasn't afraid to reject ideas he didn't like.