Sentence examples for stimulating to the from inspiring English sources

I also found that conversation with casual strangers was stimulating to the imagination".

And Garber's aim, to encourage a deep engagement with the plays by emphasizing their ubiquity in modern culture, is so exemplary that the book's occasional descent from the stimulating to the trite is forgivable.

His only explicitly political film, "Orchestra Rehearsal" (Fox Lorber, 72 minutes, $29.95), was made for Italian television, and so is less stimulating to the eye and even less so to the mind.

His idea of home is a place where "everything is chosen to be stimulating to the eye, but also for comfort factor," he said, displaying an attitude toward decor that many English people share.

These are likely to prove more stimulating to the local economy than Vietnam's stale state enterprises.In the short run, however, a continued recovery in neighbouring economies offers greater hope of a turnaround.

"We are deeply saddened to lose our much-loved friend and collaborator Stephen Hawking whose contributions to black hole physics remained vitally stimulating to the very end," it reads.

"This is made to involve and stimulate, to elevate the common object into something special.

MI was also stimulated to express the sentence 'MI eats an apple'.

Their feeling was, stimulate, stimulate, stimulate to keep the viewer.

But finding works to disparage makes a stimulating contribution to the park's experience.

The third, also not in clinical trials, is aimed at stimulating antibodies to the receptor.