Sentence examples for a nice notion from inspiring English sources

Sure, it's a nice notion, but man is it annoying.

Overall, a nice notion, but there has yet to be proof of its impact.

"It's a very nice notion," says Joe Black, a member of The Campaign Against Prison Slavery (CAPS), an association of activists and prisoner support groups who campaign against compulsory prison labour.

She even publicly entertained the notion of a nice job in a Bush administration.

With all the cameras around these days the notion of a nice social brawl to calm the nerves has been all but banished, so a nano-second of psychological liberation is now harder to come by as kick-off approaches.

Take solace in that notion and a nice glass of red wine.

He thinks that we should all get rich, and as nice a notion as that is, it's magical thinking.

The notion it will stay in a nice neat box is just not credible.

The consensus, in the end, was that there was no point in muddying a nice, clean referendum with a lot of controversial notions of governance.

My colleague does a nice job of elaborating a few of the different notions of fairness that Barack Obama deployed in his state-of-the-union speech last week.

Florence Fabricant's comment about sherry being "often dismissed as a nice little tipple for Granny" simply feeds into an outdated notion of sherry.