Sentence examples for has the notion from inspiring English sources

When has the notion of flat-chested come in since the 1920s?

Sociobiology has the notion of "epigenetic rules", laws of behaviour that have evolved over time.

(As has the notion that it was acceptable to interrupt your sets with non-comic turns on the piano).

Never has the notion of "employee-ownership" been more popular than now, in the run-up to the election.

But as the composition of families changes, so too has the notion of who gets a branch on the family tree.

And so has the notion, if it ever existed, that the federal government is the answer to the empty downtowns, idle laborers and the dilapidated buildings all too common in these communities.

She had the notion that the job might be glamorous.

"On the other hand, you have the notion of protecting the children.

Even before we had the notion of "ecopoetics" we had DH Lawrence, James Wright, Norman MacCaig, Alice Oswald, among many others.

Mr. Lewis had the notion of letting Barney dictate his reminiscences into a tape recorder.

Mr. Gethers had the notion of an Off Off Broadway show that was a cabaret act.