Sentence examples for kind of notion from inspiring English sources

us? FOWLER has played with this kind of notion before.

And this kind of notion is used in lots of situations.

Hardly, one imagines, the kind of notion that Prince Bandar wishes to publicise.

They came to Britain with a kind of notion that pigmentation represented class.

"It was the way you take a notion that you would like to see an old sweetheart," he wrote, "which is not always the kind of notion to act on".

It's not the kind of notion commonly advanced by an English professor at one of our great universities, and certainly not in an era, even if faintly waning, of steel-springed critical theory.

"We just went into places and had complete disregard for any kind of notions of democracy, we thought we would take resources and the wealth of other countries".

In fact, worries of this kind have prompted the proposal of a different kind of notions of validity (for Fregean languages), in which set-theoretic structures are replaced with suitable values of higher-order variables in a higher-order language for set theory, e.g. with "plural interpretations" (see Boolos 1985, Rayo and Uzquiano 1999, Williamson 2003; see also the entry on plural quantification).

Failure investigators use several kinds of notions to explain this loss.

And as we'll see the next lecture, very much the same kinds of notions apply for discrete time, sinusoidal, and complex exponential amplitude modulation.

There's a lot of romanticisation of the intuitive actor and method acting and all kinds of notions about getting inside a character and coming out from there.