Sentence examples for vortex of ideas from inspiring English sources

One reason that many distinguished people went gaga over this discovery — Lewis Lockwood, the leading American Beethoven authority, said to the Times, "Wow, oh my God!" — is that the Great Fugue is more than a piece; it's a musicological Holy Grail, a vortex of ideas and implications.

This superb yet fraught exhibition creates a vortex of history, visual culture, language and ideas that is both heartbreaking and exhilarating.

The last one isn't often thought of but has been added because it is important to have those in government represent the ideas of people who may not be living in the vortex of politics, DC and its suburbs.

He's a tornado with an idea, working harder than anyone I know to pull together a vortex of talented actors, composers, crew,and cinematographers who labor together until the universe Dan imagined is projected onto a cinema screen.

At 18, four years after finding himself in a vortex of pressure and potentially killing disappointment in Beijing and so soon after the death of his beloved father, the idea of any kind of medal seemed fanciful.

"A vortex of selling".

A terrifying romance-free vortex of cynical narcissism.

Rev. Als Productions is the vortex of Mr. Sharpton's fiscal universe.

Dayton is a vortex of that economic and social change.

Mr. Klein found the neighborhood a "weird vortex" of desolation.

"She's a vortex of femininity," Hegarty added.