Sentence examples for heady ideas from inspiring English sources

The program, Tuesday on PBS, is dizzying, and not because it's full of heady ideas.

Some of the finest plays of recent years have taken a modest story and wrapped it in heady ideas about art, mathematics or nuclear physics.

He returns to BAM with "How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?," a dance of heady ideas and furious movement, with a filmed cameo by a Mississippi centenarian.

The merger was fed by heady ideas that did not quite pan out — that big online audiences would necessarily yield big profits, and that there were profound synergies to be had by owning different media.

And she captures, exactly, what it's like to be a book-hungry teenager, enraptured by the words and heady ideas that offer transport from the banalities of small-town life.

Simon Reynolds, author of a number of books on music, and of this definitive overview of post-punk, was a teenager at the time, excited by each new record, thrilling at the heady ideas that came along with the music.

It's a heady idea to attribute political motives to gay children, but Halperin is on to something.

He added, "For thirty-five years, what I've tried to promote in the show is this heady idea of the 'family of music,' through the collaborations and combinations I do".

This heady idea floated higher then our immediate understanding and soon a real engineer was involved into the conversation, David Leonard.

Such intentional language and heady-sounding ideas, which then got me chasing down the larger meanings behind the nomenclature of Capital, Margin, Risk, Return.

This is a heady mixture of ideas which have taken decades to explore.