Sentence examples for exceptional idea from inspiring English sources

"For a successful start-up, you need first of all three things: an exceptional idea and a strong will, but also a natural sense for business," Wolff tells Next Wave.

So Oppenheimer had the exceptional idea to ask Congo, who claims to have killed more than a thousand people in ways inspired by the movies, his pal Herman Koto (the man in the turquoise dress), and other executioners to re-create on camera, literally, metaphorically, or somewhere in between, the murders they committed.

Because of the director's exceptional ideas, the action scenes, kidnap scenes and mind games worked out well.

One more exceptional theme was that interviewees endorsed the idea of men-only health services.

What Cruz is asking for, Husser said, "is exceptional turnout," the idea being to boost the evangelical share of the vote in the same way that Obama's campaigns did that of young people and minorities.

PARIS — The coat hangers in Iris Van Herpen's showroom display an artistic mind: carved and twisted like strange monsters and demonstrating an original way of presenting exceptional and artistic ideas.

Without visionary leadership and exceptional execution good ideas are just a series of disconnected dreams.

In his landmark book Outliers: The Story of Success, Gladwell looks at why certain people are successful and postulates that, among other things, a combination of circumstances and the ability to become expert at something produces truly exceptional people and ideas.

If this generation is to achieve anything exceptional, it needs an idea bigger than Facebook.

This past winter an exhibition called OrganEYEation at the New Orleans Museum of Art examined how the museum selects, presents and also promulgates the idea of exceptional photographs.

For anyone who spends time in other countries in the Middle East, where the US and its allies are generally loathed, this exceptional attitude substantiates the idea that Iran could, over time, not only make peace with the US, but find itself in a de facto partnership with its former enemy.