Sentence examples for intriguing notion from inspiring English sources

This was an intriguing notion.

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This intriguing notion hearkens back to phrenology, but with a humorous twist.

It's an intriguing notion, one of many in this restlessly intelligent book, confirmed by everyday experience.

But the most intriguing notion is that cellphones could transform Indian democracy.

It's an intriguing notion: taking the facts of Davis's life and remixing them.

However, Noel Pearman, an engineer in St . Paul has patented a couple of intriguing notions.

The answer may interweave intriguing notions of scarcity, status and the extent to which self-identity is tied to location.

There are two intriguing notions here: Can the Tigers stay that high in the rankings with two losses, and would they hop over an undefeated team like Boston College or South Florida if all three of them won out?

A few potentially intriguing notions are largely ignored in favor of endless scenes of Alice and other returning actors (including Oded Fehr and Mike Epps) moving toward and through a buried Las Vegas while mowing down zombies with blades, guns and a truck fitted with a cow-catcher.

Implicit in her book are two intriguing notions: first, that loneliness, true loneliness, is an especially American trait (or privilege, or curse, depending on who you are); and second, that it is a realm most deeply inhabited, and fluently expressed, by visual artists.