Sentence examples for at the notion of seeking from inspiring English sources

While he balked at the notion of seeking office -- "I'm more effective with the role I play now than if I were an elected official" -- Mr. Jackson dismissed those who said he would have to expand his one-issue platform to be considered a serious contender.

And, as Berns points out, there are plenty of folks in Orange County who don't flinch at the notion of seeking surgery for their pets.

Now the newest sense, pioneered by lawyers and since adopted by diplomats, returns to the notion of seeking: forum shopping.

The very notion of seeking for liberation, for enlightenment, for meaning or purpose seems absurd.

Collins guffaws at the notion of superfoods.

He bristled at the notion of surgery, however.

Cauz scoffed at the notion of "good enough knowledge".

Roberts scoffs at the notion of inspiration, divine or otherwise.

Mr. Arguinzoniz winces at the notion of propane or charcoal.

He scoffed at the notion of buying hair products.

All three snorted at the notion of Secret Machine groupies.