I learned and got the notion from Sun Ra and cats like that, for sure.
There used to be always this notion from the American side that we're here to help, but we know better".
Americans tend to think of the rigid stratification of caste as a distant notion from feudal Europe or Victorian India.
Throughout the 1990s she was increasingly drawn to electronica, wringing warmth from technology, challenging the notion from some quarters that machine music was cold.
It's a proposal which goes further and deeper than the facetious notion from SNP MSP Christine Grahame several years ago that Berwick might vote to join Scotland.
Dr. Faulkner, a former president of the University of Texas at Austin, said the panel "buys the notion from cognitive science that kids have to know the facts".
For evening, Mr. de la Renta seemed to have plucked Mr. Lagerfeld's notion from spring of pairing a short jacket with a full New Lookish skirt.
One notion from a graduate student was to doctor the checks you send by poking tiny holes with a pin where the account numbers appear.
There is strong resistance to this whole notion from teachers' unions, which have long relied on steadfast support from parents against budget cuts and other changes.
Before he was known as a filmmaker, Anthony Minghella wrote for the stage, and during that time he seemed compelled by the idea that speech serves us insufficiently, a poetic notion from which real poetry rarely cascades.
The family is securely "lower-upper-middle class," to borrow a notion from George Orwell; but Brad has grown miserable about his life, and, especially, about his place in the world.
