Sentence examples for wild notions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gottlieb also became talented at peddling wild notions to reporters.

Wild notions and reality are so often hard to marry, and sourcing a sufficiently loggy cabin in this country is much harder than you'd think.

Perhaps inevitably, this line of argument inspired wild notions about space aliens and supernatural forces, and such tainted associations may explain why scholarly research on the astronomical aspects of Britain's Stone Age monuments is not often published.

People who used the Internet a lot, says Lynch, were easily excited by its potential, and acted on wild notions with their investment dollars.

Avoid trading on wild notions of currency collapses.

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But that's why taking the watermelon and cooking with it is not such a wild notion.

Brrr! Wild notion: Wear saffron robe gift from California gang to church on Sunday — nice ecumenical-inclusion symbol.

IN 1955 a clean-shaven young man in a spiffy suit came to New York with the wild notion of raising money to finance a revolution in his homeland, Cuba.

In 2010, with the Ward house disbanding as its denizens went off to start families, Mr. Augspurger came up with a wild notion: he and Ms. Joost could buy a small apartment building that they could share with friends but with a bathroom all to themselves.

It's a wild notion when you think about it.