Sentence examples for groundbreaking something from inspiring English sources

"Is that all?" "Isn't that enough?" I knew I had seen something huge, something groundbreaking, something which would change forever what I believe can be expressed through dance, and how.

"We all agreed that there was no point in doing this unless it was new, groundbreaking, something that made it worthwhile for someone to see Spider-Man onstage instead of just getting the DVD for the first film," said the Edge, U2's lead guitarist.

I had come all this way hoping for something groundbreaking to happen, and nothing had happened.

In new designs by Kenneth Rowell, Laiderette went into the repertory of Ballet Rambert, but De Valois wanted something groundbreaking from MacMillan for her company.

Knowing McBurney now, Rylance wonders whether he has come to regard Complicite as a burden, in that he is always expected to do something groundbreaking.

At G.ho.st's offices in Ramallah, in a stone-faced building with black reflective glass perched on a hill in the city's business district, employees say they feel part of an intensive group effort to create something groundbreaking.

In my humble opinion, we have to start somewhere; defining that starting point too narrowly could inadvertently lock out something groundbreaking from happening.

The band makes garage rock correctly and they don't pretend that they're doing something groundbreaking.

Maybe we long to travel and experience the exotic in order to create something groundbreaking from the pairing of our old knowledge and new experience.

Avoid common set-ups like the emergency room or a bar, unless you have something groundbreaking to say about these familiar settings.

We were blessed in knowing we were building something really groundbreaking from the start.