The phrase "adventurous ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe creative or bold concepts that push boundaries or explore new possibilities.
Example: "The workshop encouraged participants to share their adventurous ideas for sustainable living solutions."
Alternatives: "bold concepts" or "innovative thoughts".
Triple Candie has the space, and some adventurous ideas about how to use it.
But then it hastily dismisses them by lauding the "adventurous ideas" Brooklyn "seems ripe for".
During the renaissance of gravity theory, beginning in the 1950s, Wheeler was perhaps its most energetic intellectual leader, willing to entertain even the most adventurous ideas.
Somehow, when it comes to Brooklyn, objections and counterproposals to Ratner are positioned as the thinking of those uncomfortable with "adventurous ideas".
"It was a couple of days on the phone, calming them down about that," said Mr. Mirkin, who wrote the episode and whom Mr. Resnick credits with fiercely defending their adventurous ideas.
This British series has some of the schadenfreude you get from American real estate shows, but more adventurous ideas, more disastrous setbacks, and much more thorough — and less phony — interviews about the process.
Consider "Come" as the human phrase equivalent of the sports term, "Huddle!" It further helps to look and sound excited as though you've found prey or have an adventurous idea to share.
Vulnicura's other great strength is that Björk clearly doesn't see the need for emotional directness as a reason to abandon her more adventurous musical ideas.
He was just appointed the 2003 director of the Venice Biennale, a title that will bring cachet and, hopefully, adventurous new ideas to the Chicago museum without the inherent risk and cost of staging an experimental show itself.
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Cat: That sounds like the most adventurous, truthful idea I've pretty much ever heard.
