Sentence examples for along with the notion that from inspiring English sources

Bumper stickers inspired by the film proliferated throughout Vermont, along with the notion that a write-in vote for Tuttle would constitute a judicious political statement.

Vital both to the coalition's viability and to the outcome of the next general election will be how far voters go along with the notion that the benefit cuts are happening only to "them" and not to "us" as well.

"I don't go along with the notion that if material like that becomes widely accepted and nobody thinks a second thought about it that there are no consequences to it," he said.

The balance that had eluded the Spurs in Game 1 returned, along with the notion that they are simply too big and too strong to be handled by the Mavericks inside.

There are those of us who consider the Baftas to be one of the longest-running jokes in the British film industry, along with the notion that there is even such a thing as a British film industry.

This argument brings the ethics of sports into play, along with the notion that athletes have a moral duty not only to adhere to the rules but also to serve as role models.

The Church hierarchy went along with the notion.

We observed the strongest and most significant environmental associations when combining the exposures at home, at work and along commuting routes, which is consistent with the notion that behaviours are best understood in the context of the activity space.

Along with p52, these promoters also require Bcl3, which is consistent with the notion that p52 alone, lacking an activation domain, cannot activate transcription as a homodimer.

Its extraordinary success in Europe, along with rebuilding in Japan, has ever since tempted the Western powers with the notion that the experience could be repeated.

The loss of imprinting in Meg genes is in line with the notion that functional diversity in the Meg family expanded along its evolution.