Sentence examples for superb idea from inspiring English sources

Rob Sica's suggestion: "Battleship Potemkin," "Rosetta" (superb idea) "and something by Herzog.

Fellow-viewers silhouetted behind the scrims — aswim in deeply layered, peaceable torrents of sheep and geometry — make membership in humanity seem a superb idea.

To celebrate the release one Irish team has come up with a genuinely superb idea to promote themselves and the game.

Miller has now had the superb idea of taking Diogenes Laertius as a model, while simultaneously using this model to test whether such an approach can still offer us anything of value.

"[We] thought it was a superb idea to be the first one to be able to grow Spirulina on the top of a roof in a hotel in Bangkok.

We already have a superb idea about the origin and evolution of feathers, and the clear progression from small and simple to large and complex as we move towards birds in the dinosaur family tree is a superb testament to just how much can be learned from relatively few pieces of information, and the way in which new finds fit into that pattern shows how strong those inferences are.

Re "Remembering the Little Things: Older Monuments Guide Planners of Sept. 11 Memorial" (news article, Oct. 13): The architects who are planning a permanent memorial to the victims of Sept. 11 should not limit the breadth and scope of superb inspirational ideas only to what exists in the United States.

Although the design ideas are perfectly endless and depend on the current trends and your own superb creativity, some ideas for designs include: Paisley swirls.

In fact, the novels offer a superb demonstration of the idea that fiction tells the truth better than fact.

Inspired visual ideas and superb design will in the long run trump democracy every time.

Reviewing the concert in The New York Times, Harold C. Schonberg called Ms. Tuttle "a superb instrumentalist with decided ideas".