Sentence examples for fight with the notion from inspiring English sources

I came into this flyweight fight with the notion that Mary Kom was the Louise Mensch of Indian boxing – balancing a pugilistic career with the demands of young children, in the glare of the public gaze, where if you weren't too young you were already too old, forced by some unknowable private impulse to get into fights the whole time … The comparison was outrageous.

More importantly, these techniques can be taught, though masters of individual knowledge domains tend to fight against the notion that anybody not steeped in their frames, models, and tools can deal with their domain in any useful way.

To fight against the notion that each community is the 'other.'other

Kasich will also have to fight off the notion that he is a retro candidate tied to the old establishment.

We like to say that people "fight" cancer because we wrestle fearfully with the notion of ever having the disease.

Have companies around the world just accepted without a fight the notion that to do business with China they have to invest in or become partners with state-owned (and state-controlled) companies?

To fight the notion that he has been aided artificially, Bonds has cited his statistics.

Finally, we must fight the notion that foster children are broken; because they are not.

He always fought against the notion of power, seeing his job as being the convener of the exploration of the music, in partnership with the musicians of the orchestra.

But she, too, fought against the notion that technology itself is creating negative economic impacts for some in society.

Europe, for its part, wandered into an absurdly difficult state-building exercise with the notion that it would not need to fight a war to succeed.