Sentence examples for bring the notion that from inspiring English sources
"I want to bring the notion that Burning Man is something that kids can be involved in.
SPECTACLES to aid the blind might seem the stuff of "Star Trek", but research is in the works that could bring the notion down to earth.
"For so long it was just ludicrous for black folk to even bring up the notion that they might be entitled to some just compensation," said Michael Eric Dyson, the Ida B. Wells Barnett professor of religious studies at De Paul University in Chicago.
Although the tragic event which left six dead and many others wounded was not the result of a directive to kill Democrats delivered over cable news, it brought forth the notion that next time it might be.
Donald Trump, who is the most prominent conspiracy theorist in American politics today, brought up the notion that Vince Foster, Bill Clinton's deputy White House counsel, who committed suicide in the summer of 1993 after a bout with depression, was actually murdered to protect the Clintons.
He accomplished two essential things at Calvin Klein: he gave more credence to the trouser suit in women's lives than to the giddy ruffle -- a story of the 2004 spring collections -- and he brought forward the notion that freedom in dress begins with female underpinnings, as Chanel knew when she popped women out of their corsets.
As King v Burwell rests on statutory interpretation, Justice Kennedy curiously brought up the notion that state exchanges could be considered coercive if the plaintiffs win.
Digital Transformation brings back the notion that processes cannot and should not be entirely stripped of the person or role executing them.
Which brings forth the notion that a majority of the urban Indigenous population was and is living in poverty.
"It brings up the notion that it is the commercial-grade product that people are exposed to, and these need to be studied," he said.
