Sentence examples for a dazzling thought from inspiring English sources

It was a dazzling thought experiment, and somewhat frightening, especially when you consider its extreme, all-too-familiar modern-day applications.

I began formulating a dazzling idea for a short story.

Based on a lyrical but vague "dream statement" by fellow film-maker Lily Baldwin – also available as part of the BitTorrent bundle – it's a dazzling and thought-provoking piece of work that easily transcends its abstract origins.

The closest he gets to anything like strenuous analysis is to entertain dazzling thoughts about not being able to believe his luck; he is so incurious, so bereft of the ability to think of his wife as a complete person, that he thinks of her experiences as his own.

World Of Tomorrow, the likely winner in this year's animated short category, takes a dazzling array of thoughts on what it is to be alive and compresses them into a tea break, not because they couldn't be spread across a feature, but because they needn't be.

This was a dazzling display of new thought, endlessly copied since.

This venture aligns ancient thought with modern technology for a dazzling result.

If thoughts, like foods, come in a dazzling variety of flavors, and personal taste trumps reason, philosophy — which relies most heavily on reason, and aims to foster the acquisition of objective knowledge — is in a bind.

There viewers can find quick updates of Loony party policies and comments on the news, links to personal loony pages as well as pointers to more serious sites all in a dazzling shade of yellow.But however bad such British sites are, spare a thought for Bertie Ahern, the Irish prime minister.

Any thoughts the hosts had of taking control were swiftly dispelled as Glasgow mounted a dazzling long-range counter-attack which featured half the team before number eight Vernon went over in the right corner for an unconverted try.

She's a dazzling performer.