Sentence examples for believe in the notion of from inspiring English sources

D.R.: Do you believe in the notion of objectivity?

A.G.S.: I do believe in the notion of objectivity.

"I don't believe in the notion of Masters of the Universe.

Vastly more Americans believe in flying saucers and 9/11 conspiracy theories than believe in the notion of balanced — much less "objective" — mainstream news media.

The task of those who genuinely believe in the notion of a responsibility to protect is to recast its application in a multipolar world.

I guess people have always wanted to believe in the notion of a love so profound that death cannot defeat it.

But, to be fair to Woodward, he has never believed in the notion of suitability in this sense.

The group owned and operated a popular health-food restaurant in Hollywood and believed in the notion of the "eternal now" — until 1975, when Father Yod strapped himself to a hang glider and leapt off a cliff in Oahu.

Obama believes in the notion of a free society, where you work with people you disagree with.

I've also never believed in the notion of the "guilty pleasure," as it somehow suggests that something we like is wrong or uncool.

Snowden, the man who accepted Putin's offer of asylum after all of the doors of Europe closed in his face, is a former member of the Special Forces who, believing in the notion of the just war, volunteered to fight in Iraq.