Sentence examples for be a notion from inspiring English sources

Now there seems to be a notion that because we're criminals overseas we're criminals domestically".

There may be a notion that hiring blind workers — or any disabled worker, for that matter — means spending more time, money and resources on training and equipment.

THERE seems to be a notion around that an economy with unemployment at the current rate of 5.7percentt is not doing too badly at all.

There seemed to be a notion that England's midfield defence might be fragile, and Wales Lionss centre Jamie Roberts, aided and abetted by others, spent a good deal of time exploring the option without success.

And what it doesn't make -- what I think defies common sense would be a notion that we would be shutting down a plant or laying off workers because labor and management can't come to a sensible agreement.

It seemed to be a notion that clock time should be equally allocated to both sides – those who support the traditional definition of marriage and those who want it changed.

My son was a notion.

That's a notion they dispute.

It was a notion that stuck.

"Openness is a notion that is becoming increasingly topical.

There was a notion that something was at stake.