Sentence examples for notion comprehensively from inspiring English sources
He has deflated that notion, comprehensively so, by writing this book.
"SNP ministers pretend that in an independent Scotland there would be more money to spend, but that notion has been comprehensively demolished by the analysis from this respected institution.
In a future study it would be worthwhile to explore more comprehensively notions of loss and of being close to the patient.
As Pauly remembers history (and as has been comprehensively documented), the notion of an individual mandate was once in vogue among conservative thinkers.
The CONSORT statement's checklist of items comprehensively addresses the notion of internal validity (avoidance of bias in the form of systematic error).
How he has comprehensively dismissed such notions; it is inconceivable McIlroy will not enter the pantheon of golfing legends by adding the Masters to his title collection at some point.
How the Englishman comprehensively swatted aside any such notion with this, the biggest win of his professional career at the Dubai Desert Classic.
It is likely that a rating of global improvement captures more comprehensively the patient experience, a notion that requires further exploration to understand better the clinical relevance.
This notion had been communicated and exploited, I felt, fairly comprehensively by "Pretty Woman".
Three hundred years after his birth, Lancelot "Capability" Brown has so comprehensively infiltrated our national consciousness that our notion of what is beautiful in the English landscape is almost entirely of his making.
The main issue in creating a common Architecture for ITS based Freight and Logistics operations would be the adoption of a common reference framework (including concepts and notions, common messages, data formats, and processes) that would comprehensively cover all elements and stages of an intermodal transport chain.
