Sentence examples similar to notion dawned from inspiring English sources
In America, nobody pays you to be free, but this notion doesn't dawn on our jejune suburban hero, who has worked for four years waiting tables in SoHo to support his musical habit.
Monday, however, dawned quite differently.
By the time the decks have been cleared for some actual comedy, Mr. Blamire comes up with little more than some recycled "Coneheads" material, with the aliens discovering the earthlings' quaint habits (sipping cocktails, for one) and the earthlings slowly dawning to the notion that their guests come from a galaxy far, far away.
It feels like this notion has yet to properly dawn upon our collective consciousness as widely disseminated and enjoyed as games now are, they're still perceived as a loner's pursuit, a barrier to intimacy.
It feels like this notion has yet to properly dawn upon our collective consciousness – as widely disseminated and enjoyed as games now are, they're still perceived as a loner's pursuit, a barrier to intimacy.
The notion of humanity and the universal must dawn upon them.
But that day would not dawn soon, because Chinese people believe strongly in the notion of an "eye for an eye and a life for a life".
