But the Academy might find someone with fresh notions about how to connect viewers with the show, and, by extension, with the movies themselves.
He has tried hard since South Carolina, without success; his senior advisers are already deep in discussions about fresh notions of how to renew his appeal to voters in the center.
When the library on Fifth Avenue was finished, in 1911, a grand library that was free to the public was still a fresh, almost radical notion, and the architecture was intended to give it gravitas.
With so much waste in the current system, and with so many areas sorely in need of a fresh approach, the notion of real solutions can seem very far away, the path to reach them arduous and overwhelming.
Foreign policy observers have noted that South Africa's relations with the rest of the world are in need of a fresh motive; hollow notions regarding human rights and good international citizenship as stated in formal policy documents have become stale.
Indeed, in the largely pro-gun Congress, there seemed to be little chance of passing a fresh ban, and the notion raised some Republican ire.
However, I think it's time now to take a fresh look at this notion of work-life balance and turn it right on its head.
With a fresh spin on the notion of what's "local" radio and savvy marketing, XM and Sirius have turned up millions of listeners happy to pay for a service that has been transmitted through the terrestrial airwaves, at no charge to the listener, since the inception of broadcasting in 1920.
This paper takes a fresh look at security notions for steganography – the art of encoding secret messages into unsuspicious covertexts such that an adversary cannot distinguish the resulting stegotexts from original covertexts.
This notion of a fresh start, or a second chance, was one he returned to several times.
Neighborhood history is deemed irrelevant; the vague notion of a "fresh start" is invoked to justify erasing entire communities.
