Sentence examples for a simple notion from inspiring English sources

Microbes defy a simple notion of individuality.

It's a simple notion, of course, but also most difficult to achieve.

This is a long way from a simple notion of identity, of depiction.

It's a simple notion: reduce per person consumption and end our environmental problems.

"The U.S. put forward a simple notion that we hadn't said before," the diplomat said.

Sporting Memories Network (SMN) began with a simple notion – could a love of sport transcend the ravages of dementia?

Kufr — a simpler notion than jahiliyyah — is disbelief; kuffar are unbelievers or infidels.

A simpler notion is Count σ (F ), which only counts the number of extensions.

Hollywood headed south first (Errol Flynn and John Wayne vacationed along Mexico's Pacific coast), but Kerouac and William S. Burroughs, who moved to Mexico City in 1949 to avoid a drug charge in New Orleans, laid down in literature a charmingly simple notion of the country that has endured.

At its root, the movement was based on a very simple notion: that gardens should not look like gardens.

The premise behind his chips is in many ways a startlingly simple notion -- but also one of the most audacious gambles that Silicon Valley has seen in several decades.