Sentence examples for many notions from inspiring English sources

When it comes to actual historical details, "Farewell" crams too many notions into expositional blips of dialogue.

Deresiewicz correctly points out that many notions about grammar and usage are motivated by snobbery and class.

Or she fuzzes the line between story and the many notions and experiences from which one is made: "Where does a story begin?

Our everyday intuitive models of higher human activity are quite incomplete, and many notions in our informal explanations do not tolerate close examination.

The idea of school as the formative period of your life is one of many notions threading through Alan Bennett's The History Boys.

"We want to build a product that is for humanity at large, and we recognize people have many notions around identity and ways to represent themselves," said Bradley Horowitz, a vice president of product who works on Google Plus.

The notion of a layperson's wisdom excelling that of a monk is only one of many radical notions put forward by the Sutra.

I didn't really have many preconceived notions about her at all.

Its organization overturns many conventional notions of how nonfiction should proceed.

By the early 1960s many traditional notions of self-respect and self-restraint are beginning to be laughed at.

Terry's great gift as a teacher was to remove many preconceived notions of what things were like.