So "it wasn't such a strange notion to compose a work which consists of lots and lots of small pieces of music which have the potential for overlapping in various combinations," he said.
It's a strange notion to entertain, certainly, but one humans can easily make sense of, researchers say, thanks to the way the brain constructs new thoughts.
There is a strange notion underlying much of the debate about the release of the photos — pro and con — that the photos would put some kind of definitive end stop to any further discussion of this story.
That supply-siderism could "offer" neoconservatism anything is a strange notion if one thinks of neoconservatism as a set of ideas, but not if one thinks of it as a partisan faction.
It may seem a strange notion that choreographers would seek the opinions of nonexperts, but as Ms. Lacey said, she has had enough from people who know a lot about dance.
Have you ever done something for 27 years?" It's a strange notion, especially in a work mired in layers of references but with little potent to reveal.
A strange notion, but one that has more solid economic underpinnings than many of those desperate give-it-away dot-coms.
Hindus hold that a span of 120 years has been allotted to human life, a strange notion in a country where the average life expectancy was under 30 into the 20th century.
