Sentence examples for least notion from inspiring English sources

None showed the least notion of the menace of Nazism.

I don't advance a step," and "I have not the least notion how to get on...

I don't advance a step," and "I have not the least notion how to get on..

By and large, the students hadn't the least notion what he was talking about, but they enjoyed his illustrations.

The asterisk * refers to the following footnote by the translator (p. 9): Tho' this instance will serve to explain the meaning of the Author, yet 'tis very improper, because 'tis utterly impossible to give a Man that is born Blind, the least notion or idea of Light or Colours.

In all candor, we thought our civilian commanders were complete idiots who didn't have the least notion of what it took to win the war".

In recent times, in the west at least, notions of vigilantism have changed.

Almost every diet, from the radical no-carb-at-all notions to the tame (and sane) "Healthy Eating Plate" from Harvard, agrees on at least this notion: reduce, or even come close to eliminating, the amount of hyper-processed carbohydrates in your diet, because, quite simply, they're bad for you.

And, after years of debate, there are signs that Australians may now grudgingly accept a GST, or at least the notion that their tax system needs wholesale change.An opinion poll published in the Australian newspaper on August 18th showed 39% of people in favour of Mr Howard's proposals and 36% against, even though more thought they would be worse off personally.

At least any notion that this tournament had meant little to the European champions can be dispelled.

The refuseniks formed, quite naturally, a romanticized — or, at least, simplified — notion of Israel, a kind of antidote to their day-to-day reality.