Sentence examples for a notion shared by from inspiring English sources

Chris Payne of Billboard noted that the song deviates from One Direction's signature bubblegum pop sound, a notion shared by Al Fox for BBC Music, who dubbed it "vaguely rockier".

The freedom felt by that young mother, who, in the same breath, lamented the hardships in Domiz and celebrated her new Kurdistan address, is a complicated notion shared by most Kurds.

This idealistic notion, shared by the two preachers' sons, was a basic tenet, and a basic strength, of the early civil-rights movement.

Is that notion shared by employers, or is graduate school simply a way station while construction companies slash payrolls?

The notion shared by all of them is that in between the cliches and the snobbery is a possibility of a more intellectual reading of the county.

She took refuge in the notion, shared by McGee, that Kilgallen intended for her to take over where she had left off.

Equally pernicious is the notion, shared by members of both political parties, that corporate tax reform should be "revenue neutral" — meaning that it should simplify the code but not raise any taxes.

This is fundamental: it shreds such sepia-tinted ideas as the "dignity of labour", and the notion – shared by both the old left and its reformist successors – that to toil is to express one's essential humanity.

The notion shared by most journalists and commentators seems to be that the drugs work, but because they're rarely used for legitimate medical reasons, they are stained, disreputable.

"While proletarian consciousness is linked to long-term security in a firm, mine, factory or office, the precariat's consciousness is linked to a search for security outside the workplace". This is fundamental: it shreds such sepia-tinted ideas as the "dignity of labour", and the notion – shared by both the old left and its reformist successors – that to toil is to express one's essential humanity.

Prior to my summer in Durham, I had the preconceived notion shared by many of my peers that Durham was dangerous and there wasn't much to do.