Sentence examples for interesting concepts from inspiring English sources

You'll need to be creative to spin your ideas from the trip into interesting concepts for stories that editors will be interested in.

"These are interesting concepts that could change the meaning of the word 'design,"' he said.

"One of the interesting concepts in Professor Rosenbaum's book," Judge Chin told the audience, "is that the law lacks a soul.

And if anyone questions that, it leads to near-hysteria and often to charges of anti-Americanism or "hating America" – interesting concepts that don't exist in democratic societies, only in totalitarian societies and here, where they're just taken for granted.

While the plot itself is rather slow – as K. simply discovers more about the trial process, rather than enacting a fast-paced adventure scheme to overthrow the court – it is worth reading for the important and interesting concepts Kafka raises.

Dr. McDougall raises very interesting concepts about diet, including maintaining a healthy intestinal barrier, fasting, avoidance of animal fats and proteins and many vegetable fats, and advocates for and discusses many concepts about taking in foods with unsaturated fatty acids (e.g. containing Omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids) and antioxidants.

Interesting concept.

Interesting concept that.

Interesting concept and interesting conversation.

"Which is an interesting concept".

That's an interesting concept.