"Never mind notions of a responsible stakeholder; China has become a revolutionary power".
The pay depends on the opera, Mr. Diamond explained, and it calls to mind the notion of "a labor of love".
It's a moving performance that brings to mind the notion that most directors are actually already actors, even if they mostly deliver their performances behind the scenes, for their cast and crew.
Never mind that notion that Hispanics are a growing voting bloc and that any political party in this country should hope to govern the entire nation, rather than whatever demographics seem most appealing to them.
But never mind that notion when it's time for the GSEs (government-sponsored enterprises) to belly up to the taxpayer's bar for more cash to cover continued losses.
I suppose I don't mind the notion--not when Reiss includes a computer on which Konstantin works and then, in his despair, which he destroys.
11): While it was courageous of the central figure, Asha Sekhri, to share the challenges of her love life, she and the article seem to adopt the erroneous, narrow-minded notion that only white Americans are "real" Americans, and nonwhite people (except for African-Americans) should be assumed to be foreigners or immigrants.
The startling extremity of this phenomenon brings to mind a marvelous notion called "landfall syndrome".
Never mind the ludicrous notion that John, given his absolute devotion to his family, would conceal his nighttime activities.
Because Geppetto's lie is such a common one, before we continue Pinocchio's story, it is worth bringing to mind Dietrich Bonhoeffer's notion of the living truth.
Never mind that the notion of the joga bonito itself, part-imposition, part wilful self-mythology, was always a bit of an illusion.
