Sentence examples for a new notion from inspiring English sources

That's a new notion, this solipsistic brandedness.

The importance of community isn't a new notion for Schultz.

Most clearly and critically, Obama's approach places a new notion of leadership at its core.

Not that "the maximum of intercourse between nations" was a new notion, or a bad one.

"The idea that democracies could be vulnerable to demagogues is not a new notion".

The Old Labour fixation on equality of outcomes was replaced by a new notion of "equal worth".

We must popularise a new notion of citizenship and bring the Tories' subversion of democracy centre stage.

A strong economy in this country helps, too, as does a new notion of a well-rounded education.

And it suggests that in countries at the heart of the European continent's democratic traditions, there's a new notion of normalcy.

Therefore, a new notion Increment should be added.

We now introduce a new notion as follows.