Sentence examples for her notions of from inspiring English sources
Her notions of the future were both very precise and very vague.
Her notions of romance were like Gilligan's Island: "as primitive as can be".
Ms. McIntosh recalled that her notions of marriage began to shift after meeting him.
Talks to Eva about her notions of dance and the connections between Punk and New Wave music.
They played tennis and discussed philosophy, Butler writes, and he shared her progressive ideals, including, apparently, her notions of equality between a husband and a wife.
These days, like others in Hungary and Eastern Europe, my mother needs to revise her notions of migration, Europe and Europeans.
Her notion of what constitutes a list is fairly elastic.
Her notion of "the right of individuals to run their own lives" was not universal.
Her notion of catatonia was a three-hour bout of weeding on her knees.
Dancy's line reading had shifted her notion of the character and sent her charging down another intellectual path.
She enlists the philosophies of Emanuel Lévinas and Jacques Derrida to her notion of witness poetry, but makes no mention of English-language verse.
