Sentence examples for lingering notions from inspiring English sources

Executives dismissed any lingering notions that the Patriots' taping opponents was a common practice around the league.

The recent announcement of a coming reality show called "American Candidate" should dispel any lingering notions of a division between Spectacle and State.

That, and to forever eliminate any lingering notions that one needn't think critically about what results come back from a search engine.

But the mix of deep-pocketed international dealmakers, global club kids, women dressed to the nines and free-flowing liquor will demolish any lingering notions that "Islamic-world night life" is an oxymoron.

This emerging power class, still on edge and inclined to extract merciless revenge, was hell-bent on reordering all the country's institutions to serve the people and tamp down any lingering notions of aristocratic revival.

The message conveyed by such a commission might help to overcome lingering notions of racial inequalities and relegate the outrageous discrimination of the past to history.

But "The Future" should definitively dispel the lingering notion that her art is some gossamer, transient confection.

Paddy Ashdown has since led attempts to squash any lingering notion that Mr Kennedy should get a second chance.

That would dispel any lingering notion that lawmakers might be spared having to take sides on the issue.

Certainly, the Republican hopefuls have put to rest any lingering notion that their party is the one to trust with the nation's security.

This time, she is shaking as many hands as can be found, eager to dispel any lingering notion that she is tin-eared or aloof.