Sentence examples for notion as a from inspiring English sources
There is no such notion as a busy downtown here.
The Obama administration, economic experts and some Republicans dismissed that notion as a groundless conspiracy theory.
He described the discussion that produced such a notion as "a nutty exercise".
Asked whether the negotiations were now just too complex to succeed, Mr. Mandelson on Monday rejected that notion as a "counsel of despair".
The armed forces now talk a lot about flexibility, though this is not so much a voguish notion as a reflection of the difficulty of imagining threats to a country that is almost instinctively pacifist.
In the past, researchers thought Brca1 mutations did not occur in black women, but Dr. Olopade dismissed that notion as a myth, saying the mutations were found just as often in black women as in other populations.
In conclusion, the paper supports the notion "environment-as-a-resource".
We now introduce a new notion as follows.
The deputy foreign minister, Ze'ev Elkin, dismissed the notion as "an illusion".
As romantic a notion as an inner-city oasis may be, luring suburban gardeners to urban streets can be challenging.
On Tuesday, as Mr. Obama campaigned about 30 miles south of Pittsburgh in Washington, Pa., he said he was "amused about this notion as an elitist".
