Sentence examples for very interesting proposition from inspiring English sources

"KirchMedia is a very interesting proposition," said one industry executive who is not involved in the talks now under way.

"It's a very interesting proposition as a performer to do something that constantly shifts from old-fashioned musical comedy to high romanticism to melodrama, and to try and make it as natural and resonant as possible.

Q: It's a very interesting proposition.

A very interesting proposition: being paid to own risk-free debt instead of risky debt!

Although I generally consider iMovie an abomination, I have some hopes that once they put a decent camera on the iPad and bump that resolution to the rumored 2048×1536, it'll actually be a very interesting proposition.

Although there has been a very interesting proposition of treating the fatigue of the files using Griffith's law, it is the authors' opinion that such a model is only a partially valid one and the application of the said law or of Irwin's modification cannot describe the complexity of the clinical situation as shown by Cheung and Darvell [ 11].

"But this is a real interesting proposition.

I think that's a really interesting proposition for retailers".

Screenwriter Moira Buffini and director Stephen Frears have created a very English pastoral based on an interesting proposition: the countryside is not the sweet, picturesque place imagined by townies, but a seething hellhole of moral turpitude, where people will commit deplorable acts out of sheer resentment and boredom.

It sounds like an interesting proposition, albeit a very vague one.

"It's an interesting proposition".