Sentence examples for unrealised idea from inspiring English sources

44 As one example of an unrealised idea that really could have changed music history, Tupac's vision for the One Nation album was that it would be a collaborative effort aimed at uniting hip hop's east and west coast stars.

The song was based on a vague and unrealised idea he had to film a Daft Punk concert in his house as though it were a big-budget live movie, and it was a rare example of an LCD Soundsystem track that relied on a developing lyrical story at its core.

Her work is extraordinary and yet she also died with so many unrealised ideas.

LA is the 'Dream Factory', and to me there's something swooningly romantic about that: all those unsung songs and unrealised ideas clouding the air.

It's a film that spills its ample ideas all over the shop floor, leaving several unrealised, but that untidiness is exhilarating – and Wright, currently in the prime of her career, is extraordinary.

Irrational Man is a good idea, a sketch for a movie, but the movie itself is unrealised.

It is an effect Koolhaas has been pondering since 1979, when he designed an unrealised scheme for the other side of the river, predicated on the same idea of a wall of shuffling blocks.

It had to be kept a secret, and I think that was a very bad idea". In her memoir she wrote that her "dream of the perfect father – unrealised – possessed me, and has done so for the rest of my life.

My favourite cultural venue is actually an imaginary construct – it's the unrealised Fun Palace by the theatre director Joan Littlewood and the architect Cedric Price, who in the 60s came up with this idea of a cultural centre bringing together all artistic disciplines, removing all silos.

Sadly, it was unrealised.

I think most scientists have unrealised projects.