Sentence examples for call this notion from inspiring English sources
Call this notion "pragmatic1".
Some people would call this notion romantic idealism.
(Bloomberg called this notion a recipe for chaos).
In honor of Conan Doyle, they called this notion the "lost world hypothesis".
Miller calls this notion "compatriot partiality," and he argues that it is a powerful principle, though one with limits.
He came to speak, too, of Ernest Hemingway and Gay Talese, of Lord Krishna and a sacred tree in the Amazon, and what he called "this notion of touching the ineffable".
My best friend calls this notion depressing.
Two sets of supplemental materials directly challenge the idea that human activities cause climate change, with one calling this notion "far from settled".
The grammar books call this "notional agreement," since the notion of a collective noun can be plural even when its formal grammatical marking is singular.
Nicholas Nassim Taleb calls this notion the ability to gain from seemingly harmful disorder being antifragile.
It is natural to call this common notion by homothetic paradigm and to refer its checking as homothetic testing.
