Sentence examples for really exciting idea from inspiring English sources

The system they've introduced – All Drive – which seamlessly connects multiplayer and single-player and allows player worlds to interact - it's a really exciting idea.

In an interview with The Guardian Mr. Cumming said this "Macbeth" had begun with an idea "to swap the roles of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, because there are so many things about gender, I thought it would be a really exciting idea to flip that".

Cumming continued: "Speaking to John Tiffany in New York earlier this year, I had this idea I wanted to swap the roles of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, because there are so many things about gender, I thought it would be a really exciting idea to flip that.

But a Tokyo 2020 comeback is a really exciting idea".

If someone hears an unfinished but really exciting idea, a rough mix, they'll say, 'Hmm, not enough bass drum'.

"If you go around talking with people and nobody gets excited about your idea, then you should really think about whether it's a really exciting idea," Pond says half-jokingly. "Opening your own company is basically perseverance and determination, and you need a whole lot to make it a success".

"There were a lot of really exciting ideas in Reuters's Next," he said.

"We have some really exciting ideas for how to revamp our product to answer an even greater number of complex financial questions — the kind people would put to a financially savvy friend or financial professional," said co-founder and CEO Tim Chen.

She came up with really, really exciting ideas for roles that were challenging to cast.

When asked about the project, Presta responds, "We have some really exciting ideas and over the course of the next year, we will be putting them into action.

On moving to QPR, Barton said: "My decision was to join an exciting emerging football club that has very exciting short-term ideas and really exciting long-term ideas.