Sentence examples for believed notion from inspiring English sources
The study, the first of its kind, dispels the commonly believed notion that rain, or a period of bad weather, makes people moodier, unhappier, in poorer health or less friendly.
If television is to be believed, notions of sun, sex and sambuca are what drive UK students to travel abroad.
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Dr Mooney said he believed the notion of a Games legacy was "hugely problematic" as it was so ambiguous.
Indeed, right up to the encouragements of Mrs Thatcher, England always believed the notion of owning property was a sure sign of having a position in the civilised world.
Initially, I believed that notion of "the one that got away" didn't really apply to me, as once I've "got them", their reasons for "getting away" are often perfectly valid.
As for that earlier statement that if you want a job you can find one, 43percentt of those polled said that they believed that notion.
Elleithee, who previously worked on Clinton's failed 2008 presidential bid and on Kaine's last two state races, added that he believed the notion that the Virginia senator is not a progressive is "misguided".
Although a greater understanding of the system was made at this time, Vesalius still believed the notion that the fluid was excreted through the pituitary and cribriform plate.
Our human notion of power is distorted, I came to believe, a notion of power that's about coercion rather than persuasion, control rather than compassion.
