Sentence examples for appetite for ideas from inspiring English sources

Last year's Conservative conference was livelier, with a greater appetite for ideas and debate.

His gargantuan appetite for ideas is admirable but also faintly alarming.

But his appetite for ideas drew him to the fringes of university life, in Stuttgart then Frankfurt.

And yet there is no shortage of public appetite for ideas, the spoken word, for the conveying and exchange of fresh thought.

But he has always had an unusual appetite for ideas, and is as likely to be found talking to tech entrepreneurs as tree-huggers.

A single profile is hard to define, but you can point to shared links: an investment in social agency, a focus on mercurial identity, an appetite for ideas and an appetite for art that has reasons for existing beyond itself.

There's an appetite for new ideas.

The new season shows there's still an appetite for Big Ideas.

You've identified an important disconnect between Tang's appetite for Western ideas and his own hypotheses for the roots of Western attitudes toward China.

"All of us will miss his appetite for big ideas, the megawatt smile and larger than life presence he brought to our newsroom," he said.

In "Bottle Rocket," my piece in this week's magazine, Andrew Hemingway, Gingrich's New Hampshire campaign manager, asserts that the Speaker's continuing appeal, despite his many liabilities, stems from his inexhaustible appetite for "new ideas".