Sentence examples for make a notion from inspiring English sources

There are a few tools for checking certain buffer overflow-related errors; some of them make a notion of tainted input rather formal and examine program flow.

However neither was regarded as wholly successful: Shakespeare Quarterly, reviewing Freedman's production, commented that "Mr. Freedman did nothing on stage to make such a notion clear to any audience that had not heard of it before".

The G8 would be the flagship, and its role was to make such a notion seem not quite so preposterous.

There was talk last year of a major Oh Sees hiatus; but this new album and plenty of live dates this summer would seem to make a lie of such a notion.

Such multilayered simulations make a mockery of the notion of "real psychedelia".

But that would make a mockery of the notion that China is ready to bear the costs of implementing reforms.

Cradling the phone in the palm, they make a mockery of the notion that a keyboard must be sizable -- or that it takes a handful of fingers to hunt and peck.

So democrats overwhelmingly outnumber the Taliban in Pakistan, democrats control the state, and the state has a capacity for violence that so far outstrips that of the Taliban as to make any notion of a military balance meaningless.

They are also irreverent, sharp and amusing, the kinds of movies that make a mockery of contemporary notions of political correctness.

Icos design aesthetics were guided by three key notions: to make a game that would be different from others in the genre, feature an aesthetic style that would be consistently artistic, and play out in an imaginary yet realistic setting.

Tonight the two sides meet again for the same prize after a sequence of results that would make an atheist question the notion of free will.