Sentence examples for good notion from inspiring English sources

Wild garlic butter is a good notion, too.

And McGwire had to have had a good notion of what he was doing.

We believe that getting a good notion of blameworthiness in a group setting will be critical for designing autonomous agents that behave in a moral manner.

What? Having an "auto-replace" filter seemed like a good notion at the time to folks at the conservative American Family Association's OneNewsNow.com Web site.

I think that's a good notion to end on, since Rockefeller Center is still the skyscraper grouping that every complex aspires to equal.

Salaries are one of the few bits of government spending where the public has a good notion of what constitutes value for money, he thinks.

The question is: As an investor, how do you separate the good notions from the bad ones?

What exactly "good" notions of freedom and liberty consist in is a conversation unto itself.

The bundle-of-goods notion from economics can be equally applied, although most economists implicitly assume these bundles to be mutually exclusive.

He advocated an appreciation of sexual difference in thinking about collecting queer oral history, against feel-good notions of community and the politics of sexual sameness.

Mr. Antoun's great-grandfather, Antonio J. Sadallah, whose name at birth was Tanus, ran the family business — importing and exporting dry goods, notions and jewelry — at several locations along Washington Street.