Sentence examples for book notions from inspiring English sources

Both offer comic book notions of virtue and villainy as embodied in a winner-take-all melodramatic clash between one-dimensional characters.

"There's this comic book notion of what [a good CEO is] like," he said.

He has co-authored several research papers on contextuality and non-locality and has authored or co-authored two books (Notions of Quantum Information, and Quantum Theory for Young Mathematicians), both in Portuguese.

Spielberg has a taste for sleek modernism, enhanced by a boy's-illustrated-book notion of cool — everything was a little more streamlined and snazzy than life.

By then, the Great Books notion had fallen from its commercial and academic high point to being the focus of readings groups.

Like the conventional notion of "the book," the notion of "the human" is also in flux.

By severely compacting much of the talk from the dialogue-heavy source novel, the film is unlikely to win new converts to its ideology but may also alienate some of the faithful, who will find only a cursory overview of the book's notions about energy and coincidence.

The notion that you should always have a book going that notion, which all real readers share, doesn't flourish in many kids.

The notion that you should always have a book going that notion, which all real readers share, doesn't flourish in many kids.

The series of photographs were collected into a book, The Notion of Family.

In fact, Smith had already been considering the idea of fresco as a conceptual framework for a book; the notion of the underdrawing of the image being a presence beneath the surface, unseen yet present.