Sentence examples for exciting notion from inspiring English sources

For Thom-Levy, whose students and post-docs are currently packing up to move to Switzerland, this is an exciting notion.

Although a flat-proof, no-air tire is an exciting notion, the original Tweel would vibrate considerably above about 50 m.p.h., producing excessive noise and heat.

Groundbreaking is a showy word; Al-Mansour photographed in her lime-green jeans and Adidas is an exciting notion of future Saudi womanhood.

Many multilinguals report different personalities, or even different worldviews, when they speak their different languages.It's an exciting notion, the idea that one's very self could be broadened by the mastery of two or more languages.

And yet I suppose it was an exciting notion – the perfectibility – that we would suddenly climb out of the mess of ourselves and live in the clear air of our own lovely thinking.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

For some children, going to school for the first time can be an exciting yet scary notion.

Particularly exciting is the notion that the hypertension in this model is not only the result of increased sodium reabsorption but also related to an increased contractile state in the vascular tree.

The words and pictures fill their imaginations with exciting and promising notions.

Mr. Obama has built an exciting campaign around the notion of change, but holds no monopoly on ideas that would repair the governing of America.