Sentence examples for interesting notion from inspiring English sources
It's an interesting notion.
Or it could be that authenticity is a more complex and interesting notion than we tend to acknowledge.
It's an interesting notion: life as an improvisation, a brainstorming session that won't necessarily find the solution.
It's an interesting notion, considering that her aesthetic is so strong, but the spirit of invention is infectious.
This leads to the interesting notion that the only difference between science and science fiction in astrobiology is who says what.
Grinnell provides some interesting notions about the influence interest groups (p. 103) and grant reviewers may have on the integrity of the everyday practice of science.
He has some interesting notions about the future.
But I'm going to answer the question anyway, because it raises interesting notions about the acceptable motives for making a personal decision.
The kids proved useful, albeit in an oddly second hand manner, when an account of a classroom debate threw up some interesting notions about the invaders.
The theatergoer is left with the uneasy feeling that some potentially interesting notions seeped out into the street before anyone in the audience could latch onto them.
