Sentence examples for having a notion from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people feel good about saving money and having a notion of, 'I saved X percent,' " he said.

Soon all of London was guessing who the author could be, and Burney had the pleasurable embarrassment of hearing her friends and family praise the book in front of her without having a notion that the author was in the room.

Dealing with a plot and characters vaporous to the point of invisibility -- concerning a widower, Paul, who finds an image of his dead wife in the dancer Marietta -- Korngold produced music that spins on, rarely remembering for more than about 10 seconds where it is going, and almost never having a notion why it should be going anywhere in particular.

Isaac Levi (1996) has offered positive arguments in favor of having a notion of epistemic supposition that does not coincide with AGM.

Davidson also argues against animal beliefs based on the claim that having a notion of error is necessary for counting as a believer (Davidson 1975).

Of course this kind of activity just makes sense in parts of the building where sunlight can be expected, which leads to the necessity of having a notion of the building orientation.

Fiorello had a notion.

He had had a notion of her having colleagues.

Koch had a notion that they might become a couple.

I had a notion of how it should go.

"The island has a notion of being reborn.