Sentence examples for has a different notion from inspiring English sources
"When we have these moral convictions, as they're called, it's really difficult to recognize that somebody else has a different notion of morality, or different conviction on the same topic".
"When we have these moral convictions, as they're called, it's really difficult to recognise that somebody else has a different notion of morality, or different conviction on the same topic".
If the author has a different notion of computability in mind, then it should be stated explicitly.
Some people say that younger workers have a different notion of job tenure and want to move around more frequently.
The Turks had a different notion of what constitutes "humane treatment" and, as they treated their own soldiers with extreme brutality, saw no reason to pamper their captives.
Mr. Schäuble, who Mr. Lauk says won't offload the mismanagement of the landesbanken on taxpayers, may have a different notion on how to handle the problem.
Most pitchers would have wasted a pitch or two, maybe thrown one in the dirt hoping Beltran would flail at it, but Wainwright had a different notion.
If American radical feminism of the time was about rewriting the rules of society, Saint Phalle had a different notion: she felt that the rules simply did not apply to her.
Their choice of setting "required more discipline than just throwing in a Miley Cyrus joke and calling it a day," Kelting said, adding that it was challenging to write a cohesive script, "because everyone had a different notion for what Gilded Age diction sounded like". And, MacDonald added, like Plautus, the SCIT members took a lot of liberties with the production.
