Sentence examples for ideas thrilled from inspiring English sources

Such ideas thrilled young teachers who were attracted to the hippy inspired "counterculture" that began in 1960s America.

These ideas thrilled the environmentalists who were on hand for the commission's annual meeting last week, but the key question is whether they will appeal to the Japanese and other whale-hungry nations.

The quality of their ideas thrilled us, as did their skill sets, vision and quiet resolve.

This is something new to me, the Fire Department.' " But he said the idea thrilled him.

This idea thrilled me, because it made intellectual and intuitive sense.

The idea thrilled me, as though I'd been reading a fascinating history book and then discovered my own name in the index.

A professional player telling another to put his long-term health ahead of the team — a once and, to some, still-heretical idea — thrilled those who are trying to temper the sport's win-now, regret-later ideology.

"Next there should be a fashion show!" The idea thrilled the designers along with Susan Sherman, founder, and Eric Johnson, executive director, of the Saint Louis Fashion Fund.

Maldacena's idea thrilled physicists because it offered a way to put the popular but still unproven theory of strings on solid footing — and because it solved apparent inconsistencies between quantum physics and Einstein's theory of gravity.

The soldiers on the message board found the whole idea thrilling.

Audiences hated both, but he calls the latter idea "thrilling" – the suggestion that Tannhäuser and Wolfram are two sides of the same person, colluding in the death of Elisabeth.