Sentence examples for circumstances the notion from inspiring English sources

Public anger would not have given way to the use of force in the absence of 2 other circumstances: the notion that a reluctance to use force is weak or unmanly and the fact that this is a presidential election year.

Jo Dibb, the head teacher at the all-girl Elizabeth Garrett Anderson secondary school in London, said at the news conference announcing the scholarships, "If you are in straitened circumstances, the notion of going into university and coming out with a huge debt can be very off-putting".

In these circumstances, the notion of holding someone to account for those decisions becomes meaningful.

Few had thought it possible that this Napoli – so much more disciplined under Maurizio Sarri – could lose to Bologna in any circumstances, but the notion that they could ship three goals was unfathomable.

Under the circumstances, the very notion of heroic cinematic ciphers such as Ethan Hunt and Ilsa Faust, whose private lives and personal characteristics are treated as irrelevant to their vital public function, has unfortunate political undertones.

Warren recently gave in to pressure to denounce a proposed bill in Uganda that would make homosexuality punishable by death in certain circumstances; while condemning the notion of criminalising gay people he still maintained homosexuality was unbiblical.

In these circumstances, he often referred to the notion of natural law, which, as he explains in his preface to Cicero's De legibus (On the Laws), has the same validity everywhere because it was impressed on the heart of every human being before birth (V, 494).

But I left the notion of a circumstance of evaluation rather underspecified.

David Levithan, author of Two Boys Kissing Francesca Lia Block's Weetzie Bat opened my mind to the notion that life and circumstance are as much about music they are about plot, by combining the fantastical with the painful.

How he abhorred the apartheid regime but he was devoted to the notion of cricketers improving their circumstances.

"I'm beginning to entertain the notion that in such a circumstance the idea of consent might well be rendered moot".