Sentence examples for initial notion from inspiring English sources

The initial notion that an electrical socket had caused the fire was challenged.

Mr. Hazelton's initial notion, which became Ms. Goldman's, was that she make a documentary about all four co-ops.

A series of meetings by three people in 2004 — Geoffrey T. Boisi, a Wall Street executive active in philanthropy; Kerry Robinson, the development director at St. Thomas More; and the Rev. Robert L. Beloin, the church's pastor — led to the initial notion of Esteem.

Even so, the initial notion that viruses were phylogenetically the most primitive organisms on Earth was abandoned in the 1950s in favor of an operational view according to which viruses were seen as metaphors for "living genes" (Podolsky 1996).

Gravel's initial notion of running as a fusion candidate with other parties was met with skepticism and not pursued.

They were named "natural killer" because of the initial notion that they do not require activation in order to kill cells that are "missing self".

Regardless of their initial notions about the person at the other end, students who spoke over the phone tended to rate each other as being equally intelligent after their conversation was finished.

He admitted that there were always mistakes along the way, as he revealed his initial, discarded notion about "Atonement" as a futuristic novel in which the upper class was backward looking, as if living in the 18th century, and the working class reaped the benefits of technology.

The Williamsburg bar gives an initial impression of austerity, but its vibrant menu puts that notion to rest.

What he lost in initial naïve notions about Africa and the Masai he made up for in deep friendships, although they were filled with mystery.

There is a higher level of initial acceptance to the notion of crunch.