They are simply carriers of his own hyperactive, scattered ideas.
Pollan is nothing if not a Dionysian writer: he doesn't just walk us through this material, he swoons and pirouettes his way through it, scattering ideas like so many seeds.
She scatters ideas like a bird showering drops in a birdbath.
But Mr. French struggles to get his arms around the size and import of this teeming country, and he thinly scatters what ideas he has on arid ground.
I've got ideas scattered around; I write them in my notebook and keep them on my computer.
Among the many ideas scattered about are the costumes of Clint Ramos, which suggest that Juliet's Capulets are a tacky, nouveau riche family while Romeo's Montagues are aristocracy.
Fragile ideas, scattered electronics and understated orchestrations surround one of the most tender yet bold new voices in pop. . 2. Kelly Hogan, "I Like to Keep Myself in Pain" (Anti-).
Yet scattered imitators adopted his idea.
Pedagogies were operationalized in twelve design principles, which integrated ideas previously scattered in the literature, and added to it with respect to anticipatory reflection, diverse ways of "modeling", and student teacher agency in creating a powerful learning environment.
Weekly videos covering creative and distinct ideas are scattered throughout the channel, but this is clearly just the beginning for these ambitious creators, who hope to shake up the YouTube world and pave a new path for fellow filmmakers.
