Sentence examples for at least for the notion of from inspiring English sources
Crucially, however, China tonight indicated its support at least for the notion of Syria giving up the weapons.
Rather, they either favor a correspondence theory of truth or take the notion of truth for granted, at least for the purposes of their epistemological investigations.
On paper at least, the notion of an adventure travel Web site for information and bookings is a perfect Internet idea.
Or, at least, they loved the notion of an imaginary Red Lion.
One club at least subscribes to the notion of English talent.
The terror of recent events may have deflated such notions, at least for the moment, but I'm reluctant to forecast any big change in sensibility.
Unfortunately this account threatens to over-generate truth-makers for necessary truths at least if the notion of entailment it employs is classical.
Algorithmic randomness is generally accepted as the best, or at least the default, notion of randomness.
Japanese have exchanged New Year's greetings for at least 1,000 years, but the notion of special postal cards goes back only to 1871.
