Sentence examples for as notions from inspiring English sources

As notions come to me, I try to treat them as if each had its own, valid, rightful place in the world.

I believe utterly in the transformative powers of fiddling with your clothes to "spruce them up," as notions nuts like to say.

"Essene" sustains the tension of a crackling intellectual argument from first to last, as notions of participatory democracy and group therapy are shakily introduced to the religious order.

Léna Monnier, a manager at the Kadist Foundation, said: "This ties in with the rest of the work, because it explores the power of cultural boycott" as well as "notions of authority and submission, private and public".

I'm more likely to investigate an artist's preoccupation: such as notions of sufficiency – see Morandi's bottles; or indelible commemoration, insignia, and self-ornamentation – why do we want to be marked, and why would anyone want to wield the inky needle?

Lingering shots of pre-gentrified downtown neighborhoods, graffiti-slathered subway cars and the little village of shops and stands that once filled the Times Square station now carry a sense of impermanence and inaccessibility, of a world receding into the past, just as notions of "home" have receded for the unseen protagonist.

Both artists present sound in abstract form, as notion.

Piano lines clatter and add depth to tunes such as "Notion".

Favre did not buy into these notions as quickly as his teammates did.

As improbable as such notions are, they epitomize Kessler's belief in the primacy of mercurial human relationships.

That bone-as-handle notion is integral to the appeal of Pig Wings.