Sentence examples for thrilling idea from inspiring English sources

Then Varys unveils his thrilling idea.

That was an exciting, thrilling idea, because television wasn't being used at all for that sort of thing".

"There is a kind of basic illiteracy on both sides," he added, "and I find it a thrilling idea that people might be made to take pleasure in crossing the border".

But it's a thrilling idea, and the Manchester International Festival and Mr. Poots (who has directed it from the outset) have established a reputation for imaginative, outlandish, ambitious projects that often subsequently migrate to other countries: Bjork's futuristic "Biophilia" concert; an opera by Damon Albarn of Blur; Robert Wilson's "Life and Death of Marina Abramovic".

Opener The Bad in Each Other may be oblique – Feist's languid vocal and a beautiful, cosseting chorus smear the song's meaning until a good man and a good woman bringing out the worst in each other sounds like a pretty thrilling idea – but the rest of the album pulls everything into sharp focus.

Content With NO Borders: Taking premium content across borders to reach new untapped audiences is a thrilling idea.

Summing the record up as "dance rock, but highly caffeinated", Barry Walters of Rolling Stone explained that the tracks are emotive and rhythmic in equal measure, while Nick Southall of Stylus thought that every song is "full of thrilling ideas and inspired moments".

The soldiers on the message board found the whole idea thrilling.

All around Cannon, theorists were thrilling to the idea of self-righting systems, resistant to the buffeting forces of change.

Have you ever considered a career in journalism?" I was thrilled at the idea that I could shock but also thrilled that I could write.

Not everyone is thrilled with the idea.