Sentence examples for held notion from inspiring English sources

He was smiling as he spoke, belying the widely held notion that he is humorless.

Mr. Breen, the Kim Jong-il biographer, said the widely held notion of Mr. Kim as unbalanced was inaccurate.

Earl even disputed the widely held notion that Oregon's high-profile football team was great for business at the university.

Moreover, Primis seemed to disdain the Sulzbergers' deeply held notion of themselves as stewards of the Times.

IT is a widely held notion that the best sushi in a Japanese restaurant is served at the counter.

Few of those investors appear to question the widely held notion that stocks are less attractive when interest rates rise.

The long-held notion that UEDVTs generally have a benign, self-limited course and very seldom cause pulmonary embolism [1, 2] has also been recently challenged.

There was a long-held notion that audacious exploration needed primary support from the government.

But optimists say they have started to chip away at the long-held notion that animals exist to satisfy the medicinal and gastronomical needs of humans.

There is a long-held notion that life events and lack of social support predict worse treatment outcomes in patients with depression [ 10].

The city's long-held notion of itself as a home to the progressive middle is harder and harder to sustain.