Sentence examples for a notion for from inspiring English sources

No explicit interpretation of probability is forwarded, although Reichenbach implies that probability claims are about frequencies of causally independent events—a notion for which probability theorists would later substitute the idea of independent, identically distributed events (see the entry on probabilistic causation)— in observed and unobserved collections of cases.

But that was too subtle a notion for many on social media.

That's too fine a notion for the blunt emotional and physical trauma you caused.

However, he did have a notion for the apartment's small garden.

I think he had a bit of a notion for it himself.

This study proposes a notion for helping instructors design an innovative mobile learning practice in their subject domain.

A container is a general notion for an XML element that contains data.

Unless there are a string of rainouts, that is a distressing notion for a starter in the major leagues.

They both want to cut taxes, a problematic notion for a state government with a chronic budget crisis.

"It was a great notion for a play," said Mike Rego of the Araca Group, which brought the musical "Urinetown" to Broadway.

She believed that authority could be laughed away, a powerful notion for a provocateur to take through life.