Sentence examples for exhilarating idea from inspiring English sources

While this sounds like an exhilarating idea, it's the opposite: it creates an environment where teachers tailor their curriculum to pieces of paper handed out at regular intervals instead of cultivating trade practices, life skills and engaging kids with hands-on learning experiences.

The adrenalised Credo bears testament to those mountain descents, but Lambert is a consistently thoughtful songwriter and this is an exhilarating blast of ideas as well as heady Alpine air.

For an aid wonk, being British means you live, talk and debate in a bubble characterised by a high degree of interest, resources and a constant and exhilarating exchange of ideas.

Marshall Berman's 1982 book, All That Is Solid Melts Into Air is an exhilarating history of the idea of modernism reflected in the writings of novelists and intellectuals who have been influenced by it.

It was a time when women's journalism was shocking, fascinating, important and hilarious and the sense of breaking new ground and shining new light on old ideas was exhilarating.

The author's play of ideas can be obtrusive but also exhilarating; possibly less for the ideas themselves than for the questing energy they give the characters and the story.

The idea is as exhilarating as it is improbable.

It's a simple idea, but an exhilarating and satisfying one.

As the company's Web site puts it, the idea is "the exhilarating joy of going barefoot with the protection and sure-footed grip of a Vibram® sole".

Rasmussen, who has dabbled in everything from software to robotics, wanted the game to feel like a rough simulation of being blind while remaining fun, and hit upon the idea of an exhilarating horror game.

In the Seek catalog, the tornado is attributed to a London-based artist named Janice Price, who according to the text is trying to express the confused, exhilarating moment when a fresh idea is stirring — gathering heft and speed without quite taking form.