Sentence examples similar to finer notion from inspiring English sources

To subsist with the fickle whims of nature seemed like a fine notion.

Protecting your family is a fine notion, but a lot of the time it is in fact the family of gun-owners who get shot.

A fine notion, but the result was chaos.

These are fine notions; there's a reason they've long been the mainstays of an imagined liberal revolution.

Running counter to such fine notions, said the carmaker's boss, Sergio Marchionne, earlier this year, is Fiat's need to make decisions "rationally".

Somehow, he had thought that his old age would miraculously produce finer, subtler notions of — what?

That's too fine a notion for the blunt emotional and physical trauma you caused.

None of those phenomena requires a more fine-grained notion of information content.

To obtain an improved version of this theorem, a more fine-grained notion of "essentialness" is necessary.

But there are areas where a more fine-grained notion would seem to be of use and there is also a historical precedent (e.g., in Aristotle) for such a notion.

To distinguish logically equivalent propositions, we seem to need a more fine-grained notion of what the information content of a sentence is, and the state-of-affairs or infons of situation semantics were marketed to provide just that.