Sentence examples for from this notion from inspiring English sources

Let's get away from this notion that an elected official's wife has to stand up there.

But where did it come from, this notion of a network of satellites delineating a pure, mathematically definable and Cartesian space?

"There is a bit of a jump from this notion of algorithmic thinking with characters and blocks of code, to programming.

"We are stepping back from this notion we are building a global brand," said Wheldon, who refused to disclose how much the new campaign had cost.

He did support the idea of colonizing blacks abroad -- though, contrary to Bennett, he retreated from this notion after 1862 and moved toward a policy of assimilating the four million freed slaves as equal citizens.

Whorfianism came to refer to a larger idea derived from this notion — the idea that our language forces us to see the world a certain way, and that different languages impose different world views on their speakers.

There is also precedence for this notion from some preliminary studies on "velvet-interacting proteins" in F. graminearum (Jiang et al. 2011).

Support for this notion comes from what we have learned from model systems in which other DNA repair genes have been deleted.

Furthermore, recent support for this notion comes from a comparison of RA knee joint synovial tissue from anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (CCP) positive and negative patients [ 8].

Even the groups that say they're not Christian Identity or that broke away from Christian Identity, this notion of a race war is very profound.

But the president pointed out that his mother's family originally come from Britain, adding: "This notion that somehow there is any lessening of that special relationship is misguided".