Sentence examples for different notion from inspiring English sources

"Putin came from the ranks of the Soviet K.G.B. and had a very different notion of the press than Yeltsin, and I could immediately see that difference when we spoke," he recalled.

This coronation suggested a different notion of hip-hop royalty.

Women do seem to have a different notion of friendship.

There used to be a different notion of musical culture.

But Germans have a different notion of these.

Besides, you hear, back in 1959 there was a different notion of the regions' potential.

Only Mae West seems to have had a radically different notion of aging sexuality.

"The visual images gave us a different notion of looking at Ireland's rain front".

That would be a very different notion than what has traditionally obtained, certainly in the public eye.

Abramovich appears to have an entirely different notion of what a manager's significance and status should be.

All of this might serve a rather different notion of American individualism than what Audre Lorde had in mind.