Sentence examples for offer a stimulating from inspiring English sources

Some of the imagined worlds here are ancient civilizations governed by sun or sea, and some are highly controlled, synthetic environments floating through space, but all of them offer a stimulating counterpoint to the way we live now.

The owners offer a stimulating video collection on each floor and chambermaids leave two different tapes next to the television in every room each morning.

The two men -- as they provoke each other, confide in each other and speculate on the worth of each other's work -- offer a stimulating point-counterpoint of thought and sensibility.

The colorful backgrounds and fun music offer a stimulating experience while the real-life examples act out the poses for each level.

Schiavone's lively and provocative examination of the ancient world, "the eternal theater of history and power," offers a stimulating opportunity to view modern society in light of the experience of antiquity.

The Theater an der Wien in Vienna has unveiled a production of this masterpiece conducted by René Jacobs, and, true to form for Mr. Jacobs, it offers a stimulating experience.

Nonetheless, the simple fact of the film's success suggests that it crystallized something that was in the air, and Wasson's book offers a stimulating and revealing look at how it did so — and, in the process, tells an extraordinary story of the personalities and the passions that go into the making of a studio movie.

The Commission offers a stimulating multicultural work environment, as well as the opportunity to be at the centre of European research policy.

This will come about as a result of a cultural change whereby the university is not only seen as "a marginal phenomenon", a place to practice skills, but instead as an academic meeting place which offers a stimulating and pleasant working climate for everybody who works there.

SOME teamwork is fine and offers a fun, stimulating, useful way to exchange ideas, manage information and build trust.

Rick A. Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton battled for votes in upstate New York today, with Mr. Lazio charging that Mrs. Clinton would bring a return of Mario M. Cuomo's economic policies, and Mrs. Clinton asserting that her opponent had "turned his back completely on upstate New York" by failing to offer a plan to stimulate its economy.