Sentence examples for some kind of idea from inspiring English sources

I began to formulate some kind of idea to try and make visual that awful silence".

You thought you had some kind of idea of just how much music is out there?

But now I have some kind of idea; I've got at least an idea about what it is to suffer".

"Whereas we used to have some kind of idea, nowadays we don't really know," another senior education welfare officer at a local authority told the Guardian.

"We're so used to, as radio people, sitting in studios by ourselves, talking to some kind of idea of what people are," Ms. Walker said in an interview.

So when El Niño, for example, warms up certain parts of the Pacific Ocean, the effects in a limited area can be used to get some kind of idea what would happen on a permanently warmer planet.

Rationalist accounts of knowledge also typically involved the claim that at least some kinds of ideas are "innate," or present in the mind at (or even before) birth.

"At first I thought it was some kind of vague idea," Winston Eggleston told the Commercial Appeal of being approached about the museum.

And it is packaged with what is supposed to be some kind of cohering idea.

"Our vision for the future of this country is not some kind of fringe idea," he said.

Sensation art, or Apocalypse or Intelligence or Turner Prize art is based on a formula where something looks startling at first and then turns out to be expressing some kind of banal idea, which somebody will be sure to tell you about.