Sentence examples for building a notion from inspiring English sources

Despite CBS's diminished presence at Black Rock in recent years, it has gone to great lengths to protect both the symbolism and architecture of the building, a notion that has comforted historic preservationists.

According to Bob Woodward in "Plan of Attack," Vice-President Dick Cheney put it this way: "From the very day we walked in the building, a notion of sort of a restrained presidency because it was such a close election, that lasted maybe thirty seconds.

After 1980, when I migrated to the United States, a process of remembering forced me to produce my artwork at the same time I was building a very strong notion of my ancestors and my present social realities.

There's nothing more quintessentially American than the idea of building a better mousetrap, a notion Oxxford has applied to the suit over the past 92 years.

His advisers worry that Mr Cameron is building a monopoly on notions of community, conscience and responsibility leaving Labour looking like uninspiring spendthrifts.

Among the attempts was a 1938 paper, building on a notion developed by the mathematicians Theodor Kaluza and Oskar Klein, that suggested that space-time was not four-dimensional, but had a fifth dimension that was not ordinarily perceived because it was very small.

"The notion of building a fence across 2000 miles of border, the notion of putting the National Guard arm in arm across 2,000 miles of border, in my opinion would be a whole lot of money spent with very little, if any, benefit whatsoever".

Since we are building an SDS, the notion of DA is more appropriate than SA to our study.

The very notion of building a jungle highway in three years might seem unrealistic.

Father Karloutsos says the whole notion of building a Hellenic museum is daunting.

Pascucci's vision, when he first hatched the notion of building a course in 1995, was never about championships.