Sentence examples for notion among from inspiring English sources

The disclosures of improper trading could well reinforce such a notion among Schwab clients.

Instead, Mr. McCain's two-state sweep quashed any notion among Republicans that Mr. Bush is now their invincible nominee.

"There is a notion among Indian decision-makers that we have to build dams in the Siang before China does.

Nordenberg took umbrage at the notion among Big East officials and athletic directors that he had done the same.

Structure would at least help dilute star treatment and end a popular notion among players that programs provide protection from the law.

The new construction data contradicted the notion among some builders and economists that the housing market has recently shown signs of bottoming out.

Depression and fatigue are frequent problems of patients undergoing chemotherapy, and a common notion among cancer doctors is that they are linked.

On the contrary, he makes a valiant effort to refute the popular notion among his peers that he is not that bothered about rugby.

It also offers a somewhat fresh if hardly unforeseeable fusion of several fashionable art notions, among them site-specificity, found-object recycling, interactive art and architectural re-creation.

This much-modified truck was just one of many vehicles that seemed to challenge notions among showgoers about what could (and should) power souped-up vehicles of the not-too-distant future.

In sum, while regional congestion appears to be a drag, local congestion appears to function as an amenity – implying that there is truth in the competing notions among engineers and economists of congestion as a diseconomy and among urban designers of congestion as an amenity.