Sentence examples for notion gained from inspiring English sources

The notion gained enthusiastic support from different quarters.

For a period in the 1990's, however, the notion gained popularity among Israelis that confidence and hope could now be better achieved through a conciliatory stance.

The notion gained even wider currency in 1966, when, in an upset, he gained a Senate seat by defeating Paul H. Douglas, a respected three-term Democratic incumbent.

Mr. Blair was widely reported to be about to remove her in a coming reshuffle of his cabinet, and that notion gained credence today when he was able to appoint her successor within an hour of receiving her telephone call saying she was quitting.

I already expressed this point of view before any such notion gained ground, hoping that serendipity could bring relief to us and our CM patients [14, 15].

The notion gained currency, historically, among those medical anthropologists who found the positivist paradigm of naturalistic versus personalistic medical systems inadequate.

This notion gains traction on social networks, and spreads with the help of sensationalized videos.

There's a wild notion gaining traction among medical marijuana advocates that the chemicals in weed have undiscovered cancer-fighting properties.

This notion gains support from a recent study where activation of phase 2 detoxification enzymes blocked oxidative stress induced dopaminergic neurodegeneration in a α-synuclein fly model [45].

As TGF- β has a major function as regulator for the cell renewal in the intestine, this notion gains some support.

It might be a challenge to persuade the Maldivians to swap their palm-fringed paradise for Llandudno pier on a wet Sunday afternoon; still, a bit of adroit marketing, focusing on the height of the hills, Catherine Zeta-Jones Zeta-Jones and Anthony Hopkinsy no longer resident) might do the trick.Once Mr Nasheed's visionary notion gains acceptance, it could have far wider application.