Sentence examples for hard notion from inspiring English sources

It's a hard notion to get your head around, but I think that is true.

Both "intrinsic" and "real" (in the relevant sense) are hard notions to elucidate.

It's hard, this notion of choosing grief; it's not a child's notion, and in the The Virgin Suicides the young girls choose, naturally, the melodramatic way out.

Yet old habits die hard: the notion that finance should be free to set its own rules has been the mantra of most economists and politicians for several decades.

But I would fight hard any notion that women should face special restrictions by worried news organizations in covering such stories.

Implicit in that argument is the seemingly hard-hearted notion of "fungibility": that natural resources, whether petroleum or giant pandas, are substitutable.Rio's fatal flawChampions of development and defenders of the environment have been locked in battle ever since a UN summit in Stockholm launched the sustainable-development debate three decades ago.

As to a new "big bad," well, Bo's hard-fought notions of good vs. evil will be seriously challenged.

Some activists who fought hard for the notion that gayness was a matter of genes and biology might buckle at the notion that one is not necessarily gay or straight at birth.

Altruism is a squishy notion, hard to sustain in an election.

In a 1931 essay called "Those Misunderstood Puritans," he fought hard against the notion that "the fathers of New England" were "somber kill-joys".

He added, "I campaigned hard on the notion of having environmentally sensitive exploration at A.N.W.R., and I think we can do so".