Sentence examples for debatable notion from inspiring English sources

Eugene J. O'Donnell, a professor of law and police studies at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said he had never found any science to prove the existence of a contagious shooting dynamic, which he said was a debatable notion.

In his rulings and writings, the former law professor and Justice Department official did much to rehabilitate the approach to constitutional interpretation he called "originalism" -- the debatable notion that the Constitution should be interpreted according to the meaning attached to its provisions at the time they were adopted.

In theoretical terms, QoL is a complex concept that encompasses various aspects of life and is similar to well-being, so the very meaning of the notion is debatable.

That notion is certainly debatable.

The British, having supposedly invented the modern welfare state (a debatable proposition), have the mistaken notion that they have an exceptionally generous welfare state, as evidenced by the widespread worries about "welfare scrounging" and "welfare tourism".

Even the notion of wine is debatable.

The notion of eliminating nightshades is, well, debatable.

This belief is, however, debatable.

So, if the notion of an "authentic American" is still debatable in some minds, the notion of a "beautiful American" sets off fireworks akin to the clashes between gun control advocates and the NRA.

So, the entire notion of what constitutes a scandal is debatable, but on purely etymological grounds, even Watergate went beyond the notion what constitutes a scandal.

This is something that is debatable of course, but somebody who clings to that notion could understandably have some disagreements with Dhammakaya.