Sentence examples for cultivated notion from inspiring English sources

The carefully cultivated notion of harmony between oil and fishing – all this was thrown into question, and not just in Louisiana.

His spin doctors cultivated the notion that old age was accompanied by a personal transformation from a sanguinary soldier into a genuine peace-seeker.

One official said that Mr. Gonzales had cultivated a notion that he was reluctant to be named to the court but that was untrue.

The Washington Square Music Festival, now in its 52nd season, has always been more of a grass-roots endeavor and has long cultivated the notion that it is an expression of the Greenwich Village community that surrounds its home, Washington Square Park.

Thus people in northeast cultivate a notion of otherness in their reference to the " 'Indian mainland' – a place one is connected to but not really a part of " ([ 51], p.49).

She develops the notion of "burdened virtues," virtues one has that are cultivated in an oppressive context.

At the end of the year, McClelland advised him to cultivate a less cavalier notion of science, but he renewed Leary's appointment.

In an industry founded on the notion of cultivating transformative experiences for young adults, institutions of higher education would be wise to consider ways to marry their missions with the life-shaping opportunities generated through a service year.

So long as Washington moves beyond outdated notions that Latin America must march behind us in lock-step unity on every issue, there is reason to believe that a more constructive relationship can be cultivated with Brazil.

Chic cultivated anonymity.

Finally, he cultivated individuality.