Sentence examples for held notions from inspiring English sources

Stars Forever demolishes several fondly held notions about pop.

These findings challenge widely held notions that partner rape is the most difficult to prosecute.

"There's the chance to try many different things and challenge the previously held notions and concepts".

But when he received his commission, he realized that he had deeply held notions about the South, thanks to its music.

Despite commonly held notions on the topic, there is no "correct" response to this kind of Islamophobia, least of all the curative properties of the "positive" Muslim story.

No longer can it be assumed that the law by which society is governed reflects deeply held notions of moral wrong and right.

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.

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.