Sentence examples for notion about it from inspiring English sources

What is probably less so, under these conditions, is first of all to write a play, and then, having done so, not to have the ghost of a notion about it either.

While Silk is loaded with protein, calcium and other vitamins not found in regular milk, buyers have yet to get past its nutty flavor, or their preconceived notions about it.

But there are signs that they are scrambling long-held notions about it.

So when I headed off to China, I had some preconceived notions about it being very male-dominated.

Privacy is a moving target, and notions about it continue to evolve, said Stewart A. Baker, a lawyer in Washington and a consultant on high-technology issues.

The playwright, Kirk Lynn, would like us to believe that Carla's plan is a mark of a courageous truth-seeker, but, under Anne Kauffman's direction, both the plan and the playwright's notions about it come across as pretentious.

Kay noted that "No one had any notions about it being a massive success; we all just thought it would be fun to do".

The superstitious had had many strange notions about it, but of course it was simply owing to the peculiarly clear condition of the atmosphere and the favorable position of the planet at that time.

As Schuwirth & Van der Vleuten concluded: "the arguments of validation can only be made if the construct we want to assess is defined clearly enough and when all theoretical notions about it are sufficiently concrete" [ 34].

If you liked electric guitars but hated heavy metal and had even a hazy notion of what Derrida was about, it was a marvellous time.

Yet Mr. Lloyd finds no substance there, disappointed yet again that some preconceived notion about how it all went down is not confirmed.