Sentence examples similar to left the notion that from inspiring English sources

(Bedau 2002) explains that he left the notion of surprise absent on purpose, due to it being rather subjective.

This study refutes the notion that left leaning armchair socialists sit more and move less.

Despite Hardwick's stylistic elegance, we are left with the notion that Melville was a great writer and an obscure man -- not a remarkable insight.

We are therefore left with the notion that they simply assumed there was measurement invariance.

Naturally, his popularity has left alive the notion that Paul might do something unconventional.

Marillion's second album, Fugazi, saw them leaving behind the notion that they were merely a pastiche of Gabriel-era Genesis, with a dense, layered sound that was far more their own.

Leaving aside the notion that congress could possibly authorise force in 2001 against an organisation that did not exist at the time, Awlaki's reported connection to those two attacks and AQAP's stated desire to conduct more operations against the United States would seem to be reasonable legal grounds to support the government's claim of imminent self-defence.

Students of these traditional approaches often leave with the notion that applications of evolutionary theory have little bearing on their lives.

Instead, we leave with the notion that this is just 'how it is' for moms".

Early in the proceedings, he told Chairman Patrick Leahy that he viewed the practice of waterboarding to constitute torture -- leaving open the notion that his Justice Department could investigate Bush administration officials for authorizing that technique.

Yes, the Scottish MPs – many of them Labour – will have to leave Westminster, but the notion that this will give the Tories an inbuilt majority is nothing but scaremongering.