Sentence examples for adventurous thoughts from inspiring English sources

Cameron has proven that he is a leader willing to think the unthinkable and act on his adventurous thoughts.

Glenn Beck excels at expressing adventurous thoughts in memorable language, but he outdid himself when, one morning last summer, he offered a diagnosis of President Obama.

In September, Beck sat for an interview with Katie Couric, and she asked him a deceptively simple question, which had been posed by a Twitter user named adrianinflorida: "what did u mean white culture?" Whatever adventurous thoughts this query inspired, Beck did not seem eager to share them.

"We are thrilled to welcome these new films and filmmakers to Provincetown in June, and we know that filmgoers will be engaged and entertained by these adventurous, thought-provoking and accomplished films".

The Hollywood Reporters Todd McCarthy called the film's visuals vivid, stunning, and magnificent on a technical level, and praised the performances of Fassbender, Rapace, and Theron, but wrote that the film "caters too much to imagined audience expectations when a little more adventurous thought might have taken it to some excitingly unsuspected destinations".

A new report in tomorrow's issue of Science challenges this assumption, however, arguing that these close cousins of humans were much more culinarily adventurous than thought.

Matteson shrewdly demonstrates how this exclusion may have helped Fuller by pushing her into more adventurous areas of thought and, eventually, leading her to write her groundbreaking manifesto, "Woman in the Nineteenth Century".

Her music is riveting, her voice adventurous, her lyrics thought-provoking.

The setting of a Pullman sleeping car departing Grand Central in spring 1914, bound for the Pacific Coast, evokes thoughts of adventurous pre-Depression train travel, when crossing the country was as much an endurance test as a glamorous jaunt.

I've always had quite an adventurous spirit, but the thought of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania had never crossed my mind.

THE perennial appeal of the little Italian restaurant may not reside among life's deepest mysteries, but many adventurous eaters regard the thought of a meal at yet another trattoria with the yawns ordinarily reserved for a night of Chinese takeout and reruns of "Cheers".