Sentence examples for full of notions from inspiring English sources

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

Piles of taffeta, ruffles, tiaras, heels and gallons of fake tan are accumulating in teenage bedrooms around the country, and heads are full of notions of stretch limousines and corsages.

As some of you probably know, Woodrow Wilson went to Oxford for a weekend conference and came back full of notions about how he wanted the architecture and organization of physical space in Princeton to evoke that of Oxford.

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.

It was the troublemaking Lloyd George, full of Keynsian notions, whom Stanley Baldwin probably had in mind in the 30s when he spoke of his own "cabinet of faithful husbands".

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

I graduated from SUNY Potsdam in upstate New York in 1979 with a theater degree, which I took to New York City, along with $200 and a head full of unrealistic notions about how to break into acting.

"What good is it to sing about love, when I know nothing about boys?" I thought about the peculiar charm of that age when your head is full of romantic notions of what it means to be something else – to be an adult, to be French, to be in love; the time when we are always singing, in one way or another, of something we know nothing about.

After falling behind in specific subjects throughout elementary and middle school, students "were full of preconceived notions" of their capabilities, says Pereira, who taught at South Boston's Excel High School before becoming a lecturer at the Ed School and master teacher in the Harvard Teacher Fellows Program.

Where Burton's ideas end and those of his collaborators begin is impossible to know, but the result is a seamless, utterly consistent universe full of nasty notions about societal deterioration, greed and other base impulses".