Sentence examples for notion I know from inspiring English sources

That's a deeply staid, boring, bureaucratic notion, I know, especially for a revolutionary anarchic decentralized cryptocurrency.

A sentimental notion, I knew, one better suited to that Irish aunt who first brought him here nearly a century ago.

What about the notion (outdated, I know) of accuracy, of fact-checking?

I think a simpler dive bar definition is an Edwin Meese notion of I know it when I see it (or drink in it).

Ms. Carey dismissed that notion today, saying: "I know a lot of executives, or so-called experts, had that opinion, but they didn't know I'd written songs.

Now all that said, it's hard not to look at SaleMove and question the very notion behind it (I know I did).

I had come to the film without any pre-conceived notions, nor did I know much about Bowles, merely that he had written The Sheltering Sky, a book I had not read.

Certain of the absurdity behind this notion, I approached the women I know who are over 40 and without children.

Even though I know the notion of the bikini as a sexual object is about as atomic as a Blondie tribute act these days, it remains stuffed in the back of my sock drawer until the holidays (and the promise of a foreign beach) draw near.

The best cure I know for the notion that a money-led expansion can't be real is still the story of the baby-sitting coop.

These pieces, by turns realistic, resigned, and philosophical, bring to mind perhaps the single best writerly observation I know, Flaubert's notion that "talent is long patience".