Sentence examples for have a notion from inspiring English sources

We were only beginning to have a notion of what DNA was like.

But I have a notion: The Republicans are finally having their '60s.

I have a notion I will soon be alone in Pluto.

However, he did have a notion for the apartment's small garden.

Now they have a notion, as Mr. Lasko noted, of "heading south," perhaps to Branson, Mo., or Texas.

Surely it's impossible to have a notion of consistency when there are degrees of abuse/humour/banter/whatever.

DAVID DENBY: Because they have a notion of what has worked in the box office in the past, and they want to repeat it with only minor variations.

Once we have a notion in our sights, we can attack it with an arsenal of tools: cognitive, psychoanalytic, even spiritual.

"Surely you and every body have a notion that there is, or should be, an existence of yours beyond you," Catherine tells her friend Nelly.

"In India we have a notion of taboos," Mr. Reddy said, despite ancient India's temple works that featured women's bodies openly.

Yet "in the back of your mind," he admits, "you have a notion of what a masterpiece would look like, and you know you've missed again.