Sentence examples for have a good notion from inspiring English sources

In order to use persistence diagrams as a true statistical tool, it would be very useful to have a good notion of mean and variance for a set of diagrams.

First, experienced clinicians have a good notion about the diagnosis, even with all concerns about subjectivity.

They already have a good notion of what they perceive as their style and without specific knowledge of how to add to that, you will end up causing guilt, distress, or thoughts of disposal!

And McGwire had to have had a good notion of what he was doing.

Salaries are one of the few bits of government spending where the public has a good notion of what constitutes value for money, he thinks.

Also, speaking negatively turns the conversation from something light-hearted and enjoyable to something awkward, uncomfortable, and possibly a little heated, which eliminates the possibility for that "I just have a good feeling about him" notion we just spoke about.

Cossons, a former chairman of English Heritage, said the museum had been a "good notion" but had not worked in the tough economic climate.

"If you're going to be a big player and you're going to give money to a challenger, you better have a fairly good notion that person is going to win," Green said.

If the man was there, he was undoubtedly gazing intently toward Cap Tourmente, for he expected the plane to blow up and had a pretty good notion when and where this would happen.

What? Having an "auto-replace" filter seemed like a good notion at the time to folks at the conservative American Family Association's OneNewsNow.com Web site.

Those of us who know Barry had a good laugh at the notion that he could be accused of "provoking an unseemly and very modern confusion between the Word of God and the temptations of Mammon".