IDEA OF WHAT

She has no idea of what happened during the magic show.

He quickly formed an idea of what the story was about after reading the first page.

The scientist had a groundbreaking idea of what the future of renewable energy could be.

The detective tried to piece together an idea of what transpired at the crime scene.

The students brainstormed to get an idea of what project they wanted to work on.

The teacher asked the students to share their idea of what a perfect day would be.

The artist painted a vivid picture, giving us an idea of what peace looks like.

The professor provided a thorough explanation to help the students form a clear idea of what biodiversity means.

After the lecture, she had a better idea of what sustainable living involves.

Through the documentary, viewers gained an idea of what life is like in remote villages.

Despite his extensive research, the philosopher struggled to grasp the elusive idea of what constitutes true happiness.

The astrophysicist delved into the complex idea of what might exist beyond our observable universe.

The linguist explored the idea of what elements constitute effective communication across diverse cultural landscapes.

She had no idea of what was about to happen.

He struggled to grasp the idea of what she was trying to explain.

We need to develop a better idea of what our customers really want.

The idea of what constitutes success varies from person to person.

What he said gave me an idea of what to expect.

Do you have any idea of what time it is?

We need to clarify our idea of what success looks like in this project.

The idea of what he wanted was still unclear to everyone.

She had no idea of what awaited her on the other side.

In her mind, the idea of what constitutes a good book is quite different.

What she lacked was the idea of what success truly meant to her.