Sentence examples for sensational idea from inspiring English sources

This is a sensational idea for a children's book, as awesome as falling down a rabbit hole, as creepy as looking under a rock.

Welles, with his sense of the dramatic, would have known at once what a sensational idea a movie about Hearst was.

The angry purple bruise tattooed along the inner biceps of my Seattle friend Tad Seder suggested that his grasp for a passing tree -- while in a headfirst free fall for the better length of a football field -- had not been a sensational idea.

Putting aside the sensational ideas proposed in "Time Reborn," it is a triumph of modern physics that we are even asking such questions as what determined the initial conditions of the universe.

FOR film, fiction and sensational journalism, the idea of an invasion of exotic drugs gangs is irresistible.

Neither should junior scientists submit a sensational, ground-breaking idea, at least until Registered Reports become more commonplace, he recommends.

Ms. von Stade termed the record "my idea of sensational singing".

For if the life and death of Anna Nicole Smith were not sensational enough as an idea for an opera, the libretto was written by Richard Thomas, the author of the infamously rude and risqué "Jerry Springer: The Opera," which caused gleeful outrage on both sides of the Atlantic several years ago.

His methods may not be "radical and sensational," but his political ideas are more decisive and radical than those of his peers in the Iranian film industry.

For example: "Hey Simpson, I love your work and last week's results proved that your ideas are sensational.

In February of 1960, the American magazine Look ran a cover story that asked, "Should a Girl Be First in Space?" It was a sensational headline representing an audacious idea at the time.