One of the weird things about doing this interview is this notion of celebrity.
Notions about Reaganomics do not matter to him, and the perennially comforting notion that nothing much can be done about Poverty means little when one is confronted with a poor person.
About a year and a half later, Rob was looking to direct feature films, and the notion of doing a fake documentary about this awful band snowballed.
Pippin Parker, a playwright and director who met Lonergan during that period, recalls, "We had a common notion about wanting to do our own kind of work.
Like every president, Bush believed he could bring peace to the Middle East, and he even had a notion about how to do it: "My vision is two states, living side by side in peace and security".
What was missing from Mr Blair was any hint that he had the slightest notion what to do about it.Running on emptyIn a revealing passage of his speech, the prime minister compared the public-sector reforms of the 1980s with those he was attempting.
Can you recommend somebody?' I wasn't trying to hint around at all" – Jackson laughed at the notion – "I didn't even think about him, and he said: 'Smelly' – he calls me Smelly he said, 'Smelly, why don't you let me do it?' I said: 'That's a great idea.'" Whatever Jackson's mounting problems, his voice, an instrument of rare beauty and expression, was not one of them.
"We are not going into this with any strong preconceived notion about what we might do," Mr. Falcon said.
Much of the criticism of her then and since has been about the notion that she did not apologise, or was not apologetic enough; and that she, as the accountable director, should have taken responsibility.
First, there is the notion that Mr. Gore does not care about making money and never has.
