Sentence examples for usual idea from inspiring English sources

Because this is not the usual idea of landscape photography.

He doesn't look like anyone's usual idea of a professional dancer; his build is burly.

The usual idea was to keep the money, just remove the games.

This was in opposition to the usual idea of an institution as a great, permanent safe house".

But the exhibition certainly beats the usual idea of luxury goods shut up in their own ivory tower.

As our contribution to this aspiration, this month's Poster Poems challenge is not tied to the usual idea of a single theme, topic, form or style.

The exhibition presents almost 100 objects from the late 19th century -- paintings, prints, photographs, clothing and drawings -- in thematic and largely chronological order, but it is a lot more thoughtful and engaging than your usual idea-oriented 19th-century show-and-tell exhibition.

Picasso fit our usual ideas about genius perfectly.

But then, our usual ideas are often not our best ones.

In addition to the usual ideas about delegating responsibilities whenever possible, eliminating procrastination and planning the day in detail, she suggests these: Close the door.

Mr. McCain appeared motivated less by the usual ideas about good governance than by a more visceral disapproval of the gifts, meals and money that influence seekers shower on lawmakers, Mr. Feingold said.