Sentence examples for notion about making from inspiring English sources

Nearly 30 years ago I was in that job too, when I was fired from my job on Wall Street – I had a harebrained notion about making financial services information available on desktop computers, and the truth of the matter is when I started the business, PCs did not exist, and for those of you not old enough to remember, the internet did not exist when I started Bloomberg.

The idea, explains Miller (credited as screenwriter with comic artist Brendan McCarthy and dramaturg Nico Lathouris) was inspired by "Alfred Hitchcock's notion about making films that can be watched anywhere in the world without subtitles...

The profile goes on to detail Edwards' other mad science-like inventions that flip commonly understood notions about making a meal on their culinary head.

In the early Obama era, romantic notions about making one's mark on history tend to take the form of helping recast America's economy, and by extension the world's, in a way that will head off global catastrophe.

CAPITALISM WITH A SOUL Ask Linton what prompted Promega's push into yoga and meditation, and he quickly rejects the notion that it was about making more money.

First, there is the notion that Mr. Gore does not care about making money and never has.

Thus Atyp set about making a short looping animation, one that they wanted to also "question the notion that our attention spans are getting ever shorter".

I have to catch myself if I get too lofty about the notion of making up songs.

If there's something post-apocalyptic about the notion of making a crushed plastic water bottle into a home, there's an optimism to it, too.

Because everyone accepts the notion that making predictions about someone's health from medical tests is a very subjective exercise, and that different people can come to very different conclusions.

But he's a good storyteller too, with shrewd notions about what makes people tick.