Sentence examples for Popular notions from inspiring English sources
Popular notions of Schubert's music, undoubtedly shaped partly by portraits that show the man soft and owlish behind rounded spectacles, tend to stress pensiveness and poetry over sheer physical power.
The Texans, meanwhile, reinforced two popular notions Monday night.
Are popular notions of happiness supported by science?
Perhaps we will begin to update our own popular notions about grief as well.
The 49ers' championship performance challenges a lot of popular notions in today's N.F.L.
Other popular notions were the cyclists should have compulsory insurance or pass a test.
Yet, despite popular notions, there are advantages to living in Newark.
Hutton believes, plausibly enough, that popular notions of fairness do make allowance for luck.
These are popular notions and not, as the stale Mail assumes, unpopular ones.
Every once in a while a book comes along that upends popular notions of American fiction.
And, contrary to popular notions, I am not even faintly jealous.
