Sentence examples for little notion from inspiring English sources

Like many Bollywood films "Kal Ho Naa Ho" has little notion of restraint.

"The 46 was an idea, and with that little notion, Buddy changed football.

"I just kind of coax it into being, start with a little notion and go from there.

Already, officials have little notion how to provide for a projected doubling of demand over the next 30 years.

But I do believe that the mainstream consumer ultimately has little notion of what's really being pushed.

And those who haven't read "Sin Killer" will have little notion of the hidden complexities of some of the characters.

Alas, there is still a wedding to plan and fortunately for Amal, George is 'happy to indulge' her silly little notions about having the wedding anywhere but at his Italian villa.

On the fast track to A-list Manhattan insufferability, Helen lives out a dreamy, sanitized version of the "Sex and the City" lifestyle, partying all night, then skipping into the office all a-bubble with nifty little notions that anticipate her boss's every whim.

On the fast track to A-list Manhattan insufferability, she lives out a dreamy, sanitized version of the "Sex and the City" lifestyle, partying all night, then skipping into the office all a-bubble with nifty little notions that anticipate her boss's every whim.

But the vacuum is also because, like Europe, the United States appears to have little clear notion of how to deal with the big new kid on the block.

That sympathy, according to the report, is rooted in a widespread, little-examined notion that disability automatically equates to suffering.