Sentence examples for a recent notion from inspiring English sources

A clear majority of you (57%) think the dress will be ivory, with only 20% thinking Catherine will plump for white (it turns out, incidentally, that the equation of white with virginity is a recent notion – before Queen Victoria popularised the white wedding dress brides wore any colour, and blue denoted purity).

These observations also support a recent notion that the folding of diverse secretory proteins is assisted by "public" and "private" chaperones that are enriched in specialized subregions to ensure the efficiency and fidelity of protein folding [38].

The result concurs a recent notion that cancer cell metabolisms are controlled by oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes [ 30].

The idea that grapes alone — and aglianico grapes, at that — could provide a living is a fairly recent notion in Campania.

US journalist Michael Goldfarb left no doubt that the ruling elite is far from a myth – 68% of the coalition cabinet went to Oxford or Cambridge universities compared with 16% in Tony Blair's first term – it was a surprise to learn what a relatively recent notion "the establishment" is.

This is a fairly recent notion.

The approach is based on the recent notion of φ-related control systems.

His recent notion of trading away all ballistic missiles has been spelled out to Mr. Gorbachev but not to the American public.

He draws on sources ranging from Saint Augustine's conception of absolute truth to Einstein's theory of relativity, from the unity of the once-indivisible atom to the multiplicity of subatomic particles and the recent notion of multiple universes.

The semantic turn extends to more recent notion of models that do not fall under the strict semantic or model-theoretic notion of mathematical structures (Giere 1999; Morgan and Morrison 1999; Cat 2005).

The impression of lethargy on START is emphasized by Bush's recent notion that the Soviets and the Americans should talk about verifying compliance with the treaty before they try to reach agreement on the treaty itself.