Sentence examples for for a notion from inspiring English sources
Actually, how's about this for a notion: ZZ Top are in fact an absurdist modern art project whose chosen medium is the 12-bar blues.
It means that if you're like, in your 60s, you're scratching constantly for a notion of what's good that isn't around you.
Finally, a major attraction of logics of knowledge in computer science has been the concrete grounding of the mental notion in objective phenomena; by reducing belief to knowledge we obtain this grounding for a notion of belief.
The Jets have always found Sanchez tougher than they publicly gave him credit for, a notion he reinforced and elevated the past two weeks in fortitude-fueled overtime victories on the road.
But this is just the attorney general blushing a little, you'd hope, as he vouches for a notion of liberty that offers poofters grief and involves the routine censorship of the Catholic Weekly.
Dr. Henderson became widely known for a notion related to Jung's idea of a collective unconscious: that of a cultural unconsciousness, in which people's inherited impulses may be automatically filtered through their culture, sometimes to appear in remarkably varying forms.
But environmentalists worry that Luminant lacks the money for upgrades, a notion Mr. McFarland rejects.
Xenocrates admitted, however, that external items are important for happiness, a notion that the Stoics rejected.
For such a notion to be accepted, other professionals had to climb on board.
She thinks that we're in the midst of a relatively conservative moment for fashion, a notion Ms. Marcus seconded.
