Sentence examples for enticing ideas from inspiring English sources

He left us with enticing ideas, evocative phrases, and a practical philosophy of doing planning and building communities that has indeed survived as something more than a footnote in history.

Despite that, Mr. Gore came up with several enticing ideas.

The Belgian brand has been a fixture of the holiday landscape since we were children, and it's nearly impossible to remove thoughts of sugarplums from more enticing ideas of a crisp gingerbread truffle -- Muret's seasonal favorite.

Turning the lush Korean demilitarized zone into a nature preserve is an enticing idea.

(Two realizations, by Larry Austin and by Johnny Reinhard, give an enticing idea of what might have been).

To cultural and gender studies he bequeathed the enticing idea that the judgmental look or predatory gaze of others shaped and commonly distorted a person's sense of who they were.In a typical twist, Sartre added that people were entirely free to reject the verdicts of others and their stereotyping.

It's an enticing idea, and a pacy ride, like a kind of hammier Homeland – also with antiheroes, deception, lie-living, family conflict, politics v love, moral dilemmas, kids unwittingly getting caught up in it, paranoia, two strong leads (plus two convincing performances) and One Big Threat to American national security.

It's an enticing idea, and one that is at odds with most of the media coverage of Momentum, which either depicts it as a sinister organisation dedicated to purging the ranks of the parliamentary Labour party or a bastion of totalitarianism.

Now along comes a team of Japanese space scientists to squash that enticing idea.

Reports Jony Ive helped design the cartoon robot Eve in Pixar's film Wall-E also suggest the enticing idea he might work on an Apple Android (though Google might take issue with that brand).

If you're anything like me, at first glance the concept of polygamy seems like a pretty enticing idea.