Sentence examples for adding to the notion from inspiring English sources

In effect, James won on the court, and off, adding to the notion that he is now unstoppable.

People standing on the street would not see them at work, perhaps adding to the notion that nothing was being done, he said.

This was also reflected in smaller rural locations, adding to the notion of access to services and support as an important consideration in understanding rurality.

This finding demonstrated that the system can work in cis where a ligand-activated sensor protein expressed from one cassette in the SB vector can induce expression from another cassette in the same vector, adding to the notion of a highly sensitive system.

Adding to the notion that defects other than those in proximal insulin signalling contribute to insulin resistance, it was found that cholesterol lowering rescues F-actin and GLUT4 responsiveness, but not defects in insulin signalling.

It added to the notion that Prince's music came from an inexhaustible purple fountain, perhaps from heaven itself.

The eerie abundance of recent Singer publications -- and there have been many since his death -- only adds to the notion that the author is still traveling between worlds.

All of which also certainly adds to the truth of his portrayal of the dysfunctional family - adds to the notion that this is one of the truest books about family we have.

New recruits are often told to keep it a secret and only tell others they recruit, which adds to the notion that they're all part of a secret winners' club.

In defending his World Boxing Council, International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Association championship belts at the Staples Center tonight, his opponent, Julio Gonzalez, added to the notion that Jones now fights only stiffs with half his skill level to protect his record and legend.

It also adds to the notion that, after all these years, the band might suddenly be in step with a wider audience, their lived-in feel right for more difficult times.