By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, October 30, 1937 P. 17 Some years ago, Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut found it necessary to cancel his subscription because we were putting unsuitable ideas in his head, and we have been barred on moral grounds from the newsstands in Edinburgh, along with Film Fun.
During its brief hiatus in 2002, DeLonge suffered a herniated disc in his back and collected several darker musical ideas he viewed unsuitable for the band; the ideas were used in supergroup Box Car Racer's self-titled album, recorded with assistance from Hazen Street guitarist and longtime friend David Kennedy.
However, after having deemed the room's acoustics unsuitable, Spector abandoned the idea in favour of the superior environment of Lennon's home studio.
Davidson, a young bohemian, arrived in Alice Springs in 1975 with a suitcase of unsuitable clothes and a "lunatic idea": to trek across 1,700 miles of the Australian outback with only four skittish camels and a dog for company.
9. Tracks by Robyn Davidson Davidson, a young bohemian, arrived in Alice Springs in 1975 with a suitcase of unsuitable clothes and a "lunatic idea": to trek across 1,700 miles of the Australian outback with only four skittish camels and a dog for company.
These three ideas are highly unsuitable for the emerging digital world.
Jeff Hybiak has adopted a similar approach for when clients run to him with exotic investment ideas that he considers unsuitable.
By his own account, he married one unsuitable young woman because of a romantic idea that had nothing to do with her true personality, and made her life miserable, as well as his own.
Can the 70percentt of Real Simple readers who have children trust a magazine that presents rooms with no sign of toy invasion, meals unsuitable for the picky toddler set, and ideas for free time that won't be interrupted by the patter of little feet approaching fast?
Some of the ideas for lyrics I found unsuitable, and others I liked and worked on with them.
(Maybe they deemed them unsuitable for my features?) Conversations circle around the idea of getting stuck or getting out.
