Sentence examples for wall of ideas from inspiring English sources

How was this iron wall of ideas built?

Walking into the reception you're met with a wall of ideas about what to do in the city, from hang-gliding to a football match and a favela party with pick-up at 11pm.

Thomas L. Friedman ("Wall of Ideas," column, March 3) is right on the mark when he states that the United States has been "pathetic at telling Arabs and Muslims who we are".

"We plan to continue to run Woot the way we have always run Woot with a wall of ideas and a dartboard," Rutledge wrote on his public blog.

Other than that, we plan to continue to run Woot the way we have always run Woot – with a wall of ideas and a dartboard.

Behind the acting that seems to have become a mainstay, he's working on a sitcom or two: his study has a neatly pinned cork-board wall of ideas and things in process, pinned to another load of soft porn playing cards.

I think he takes a pretty dim view of the wall-of-separation idea — he thinks it has been taken too far and that the framers' intention was not to exclude religion from public life but to exclude favoritism toward one particular religion.

The frames in our witch GIF break the 4th wall of the idea of a frame.

Americans no longer need walls of racist ideas.

They face us as a wall of sketched-out ideas, variants on the looping mathematical symbol, itself an abstraction.

I know that as a business we'll never hit a brick wall because of shortages of ideas.