Sentence examples for erase the notion from inspiring English sources

Often, with incoming freshmen, he said, "we now have to kindly erase the notion of what fashion is from their minds".

But within hours his aides were scheduling appearances for him Tuesday on all the morning television news shows so that he could try to erase the notion, being promoted aggressively by Democrats, that he was out of touch.

The race is one of a handful likely to determine which party controls the Senate, but Mr. Brown is doing all he can to erase the notion of party politics from the public consciousness — a balancing act that has become trickier since Mr. Romney chose Representative Paul D. Ryan, a fiscal hawk, as his running mate.

When Roosevelt signed the Communications Act of 1934, the resistance to commercial broadcasting died, and the new industry tried hard to erase the notion that there had ever been an alternative, according to accounts in Erik Barnouw's multivolume history of American broadcasting and Mr. McChesney's "Telecommunications, Mass Media and Democracy (Oxford, 1993).

Once the first riot grrrls had spoken, their message could not be taken back – no amount of media backlash would erase the notion that girls can get involved on our own terms, no longer accepting our roles in music or writing being denigrated and reduced to the term "groupie".

And your first assignment is to erase the notion in your head that quitting is for the weak and cowardly.

The rapid deterioration of the city's job market has erased the notion that the region could be insulated from the wave of job losses sweeping across America.

The notion that a freshman-laden team can win a national championship has, in part, changed the perception of top recruits and erased the notion that a young team cannot win the national title.

Instead, Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, made nice with Torre in April and signed him to a huge three-year extension, erasing the notion that the manager who has handled Steinbrenner as adeptly as any predecessor would switch to the other side of the rivalry.

Mental health organizations argue that they have worked very hard to erase the old school notions of mental illness (i.e. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest).

"We have to erase forever the notion that Cuba is the only country in the world where one can live without working," he told the National Assembly last month.