Sentence examples for help the notion from inspiring English sources

"So much of my adult life, that wasn't really a possibility, and I have grown more interested in the idea, and certainly supportive of the notion, and if my [getting] married would help the notion in general, even that would be enough to make me want to do it," he said. .

DEBORAH TAYLOR, Santa Cruz, Calif., posted on nytimes.com Mike Escamilla's intense photos help dispel the notion that this year's American's Cup is a mere exercise in conspicuous consumption.

This should help dispel the notion that the bank's International Development Association is an arm of the United States Treasury doing Washington's will around the world.

That is why so much is built into our judicial system -- from the black robe and "all rise" custom to lifetime tenure for federal judges -- to help foster the notion of judicial integrity.

Ohio State's consecutive blowout losses to Southeastern Conference teams help perpetuate the notion that there is a giant gap in the quality of football played by teams at the top of their conferences.

Trump Jr and his brother, Eric, had been dispatched to rural Iowa to help dispel the notion that their family is more interested in acquiring luxury golf courses than deer antlers.

The findings help challenge the notion that insects and other invertebrates do not sleep.

Halford says the paper should help dispel the notion, still supported by many herpes scientists, that the virus "does nothing" between clinical episodes.

But if bankruptcy court judges are given free rein to renegotiate mortgage rates to help homeowners, the notion of being first in line is out the window.

"I believe that it is important to talk to children about science continuously to help dispel the notion that science is too boring or complicated," he says.

And to help dispel the notion that it is in bed with industry, EFSA should communicate more often and more effectively about how it collects data and makes decisions.