Sentence examples for great notion of from inspiring English sources

They are as poor as her own folk but they have such a great notion of themselves.

He had neither talent nor wish to be an authoritarian Speaker; he believed in letting angry people let off steam, had no great notion of the sacredness of ministers and reckoned that the kicking up of a row was not something to be got out of proportion.

"I wouldn't be surprised to see a much greater notion of conspiracy in countries like Argentina, Italy and Greece and much less in places like Sweden, Norway, Britain and Germany," said Markovits, author of the forthcoming book, "Gaming the World: How Sports are Reshaping Global Politics and Culture".

"It was a great notion for a play," said Mike Rego of the Araca Group, which brought the musical "Urinetown" to Broadway.

I place this here not as a recommendation to buy but as a reminder of the great Notion Ink Wars of 2011.

Eric Goldman of IGN gave "Sometimes a Great Notion" an "incredible" rating of 9.5 out of 10.

Mr. Kesey's words came through in other ways, including a reading from "Sometimes a Great Notion" and thoughts of his in the program.

Warning: Spoilers galore if you haven't seen Sometimes A Great Notion, the first episode of the second half of Battlestar Galactica's fourth and final season.

And one of the great notions that Oliver propounds is that mind is not just going on up here".

After the battle over the Great Swamp, the notion of a fourth airport lay dormant for about a decade before it was revived in the early 1970's by New York's governor, Nelson A. Rockefeller, and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

It would make for a great story, the notion of these prescient, unbeatable investors.