Sentence examples for exists a notion from inspiring English sources

In the recesses of the English collective imagination there exists a notion of an idealised childhood, passed between the nursery - "And we sat in the nursery together / And had our tea" - and the garden where it is always summer.

Though there exists a general notion on how maize yields might develop throughout Europe during the current century, modeling approaches on a regional level that account for small-scale variations are not yet universally available.

There exists a commonly held notion that unqualified and untrained staff are of minimal worth; money spent on their development would be extravagant and an inefficient use of limited resources.

In a word, our results justify the notion that there exists a direct correlation between peculiar changes in interfacial properties and the phase transitions from 2P or LAM to the BμE state.

These full-body conditions seem to establish the notion that there exists a critical neutrophil concentration below which the risk of infection dramatically increases.

These data suggest that IFN-γ has multiple roles in pathological bone diseases and further supports the notion that there exists a complex interplay between the immune system and regulation of bone homeostasis, particularly in pathological inflammatory disease states.

One of the obstetricians stated that the women were keen to obey orders because of a religious belief in the Buddhist notion that 'there exists an inter-relationship between people and nature'.

Politicians have for too long perpetrated the notion that there exists an endless pot of gold, government waste, that can also be painlessly tapped when needed.

The doctrine of creatio ex nihilo is thus understood to apply to the origin of the cosmos in its entirety, quantifying over everything (apart from God) that exists, and employing a notion of divine causation that provides a total explanation for the transition from non-being to being in virtue of an irresistible display of divine power.

Even with a genre-shattering band such as Massive Attack, there still exists the notion of a definitive lineup.

And if all else fails, you can't go wrong with an orchestrally accompanied screening of Charlie Chaplin's The Kid. SR All this week's best film events MUSIC Massive Attack (Dublin, Glasgow) Even with a genre-shattering band such as Massive Attack, there still exists the notion of a definitive lineup.