Sentence examples for full notion from inspiring English sources

Ryan Murphy, the series creator, is "the only person who has any full notion of what can go on in that world," Ms. Britton said.

"We're going to take care of people dying on the street," Trump* *said* *in the New Hampshire debate, and that full notion of social security has become more explicit in the billionaire's talk lately.

The full notion hit me last summer, when I was fishing in Yellowstone [National Park, in Wyoming], that it would be valuable to define the global art economy so that it becomes more liquid, more transparent, highly measurable.

Nothing came of the full album notion right away; it would have to wait until the tour's U.S. third leg to materialize.

Mr. Pennoyer's firm, Peter Pennoyer Architects, occupies an elegant penthouse office in what is otherwise a building full of notions and garment companies.

The mantra, during the college boom, was that people should go to college, full stop — a notion that for-profit universities exploited in their recruitment tactics.

The only viable response is a return to an idea that once animated domestic policy making: full employment, the notion that everyone who wants to work should be able to find a job, and if the market isn't up to the task, then the government must fill the gap.

Influenced by the mystic Johann Tauler, he published a stream of pamphlets full of mystical notions.

Part 2, "Fame," is especially full of fascinating notions about the impact of the popular press, movies and television.

The film is ultimately overwhelmed by smarminess, but it is full of provocative notions about what may await us after death.

These amorous friendships informed Fuller's prescient notion of gender as a bell curve — the idea that there are manly women, womanly men, and same-sex attractions, all of which would be considered perfectly natural in an enlightened society.