Sentence examples for greater notion from inspiring English sources

"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".

The editors commented that the Volt "...is genuinely an all-new car, in the most simplistic sense as well as in the greater notion that the Volt is unlike any vehicle we have ever driven".

This is an American battlefield that begins with online privacy, the right not to tracked online, extends to net neutrality and evolves to the greater notion that online technology should be in the service of individuals not corporate robots (in spirit of the teaching of Jaron Lanier's You Are Not A Gadget.

Sometimes a great notion is just that.

"Sometimes a Great Notion" followed in 1964.

His second book, Sometimes a Great Notion, appeared in 1964.

He had returned to direction in 1971, salvaging the outdoor drama Sometimes a Great Notion.

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

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

Newman next directed and starred in an adaptation of Ken Kesey's sprawling novel about Oregon loggers, Sometimes a Great Notion (1971).

"It probably reaffirms the great notion that the country is able to withstand so much pain and to still be a beacon for the rest of the world".