Sentence examples for was ideas from inspiring English sources
noun
An abstract archetype of a given thing, compared to which real-life examples are seen as imperfect approximations; pure essence, as opposed to actual examples.
What I didn't have was ideas which were mine.
It was ideas, not politics and current affairs, that captured his imagination.
Avedon was the master of posing, and Penn was extraordinary at lighting, and me – I guess I was ideas".
Then, we were told material resources did not matter any more - it was ideas that drove economic development.
It was like somebody yelled, 'Fire!' in a crowded theatre and everybody's trying to crowd through the door at the same time – that was ideas and work".
Books, he says, came in a "gush" to him: "It was like somebody yelled 'Fire!' in a crowded theatre and everybody's trying to crowd through the door at the same time – that was ideas and work".
In fact, none of them are ideas.
These 12 dishes are ideas — starting points.
