Sentence examples for his notions from inspiring English sources

"His notions about science were not that far out there," he said.

Once the Army put his notions into practice, they bore spectacular results.

His notions about sex and spinning and simple living have long since been abandoned.

He's a brilliant curmudgeon, who pursues his notions of justice with far more fervor than sense.

His notions about fixing a metaphysical hangover are where things got interesting.

Both Pakistan and his daughter confound him; they refuse to conform to his notions of reasonableness.

Here Sorel developed his notions of myth (modeled on the syndicalist vision of the general strike) and of violence.

Currently, we, the metropolitan media elite, are sniggering wildly at Nigel Farage over his notions about Britain's overloaded roads.

Gerard had his notions of why a woman would favor skirrets in the kitchen (and the bedroom).

His notions of an impending third epoch, in which history would come to complete fulfillment, lived on.

Eager to promote his notions, William versified them and issued pamphlets and proclamations extolling the Martin family's singular accomplishments.