Sentence examples for charming notion from inspiring English sources

That charming notion was exploded decades ago.

It's a charming notion - even to a non-believer like me.

They hold onto the charming notion that campus bomb throwers seek the Dean's permission before cutting classes.

Adam (who never existed) bequeathed his "sin" in his bodily semen (charming notion) to all of humanity.

It's a charming notion, but since this feature is only found on males, it seems much more likely that it has something to do with mate choice and sex.

That sin, with which every newborn baby is hideously stained (another charming notion), was so terrible that it could be forgiven only through the blood sacrifice of a scapegoat.

One of Harkness's more charming notions is that witches and demons, along with the odd vampire, are often found in libraries, the way angels haunt Berlin in Wim Wenders's "Wings of Desire". These supernatural creatures coexist in an uneasy alliance designed to keep humans from being aware of their existence.

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Ita Aber's suggestion (Letters, Sept. 3) that Levi Strauss, whose jeans I revere, coined the word "denim" is a charming but mistaken notion.

It was a charming antidote to the notion of Hambleton Hall as a stuffy, snobby place where children had no place.