Sentence examples for notion held from inspiring English sources

Inkster criticised the notion held by some that hip-hop is somehow unintellectual.

Its role as single housing delivery mechanism has seriously challenged the popular notion held by policy makers, planners and architects.

The notion held that only large markets can turn Mr. Nielsen feverish.

It is the notion, held by so many, that economic growth is good.

That notion held during the first portrait of the new season, devoted to Tobias Picker, on Thursday evening.

The notion held promise, but much of the music failed to deliver, and some performances seemed unusually tentative.

One popular notion holds that however many miles you race, that's how many days it takes to recover: A 10-mile race requires a 10-day recovery.

Japan is in such a straitjacket, their notion holds, that even if the Government takes decisive action, the yen will still plunge.

The influential 'reserve' notion holds that individual differences in brain characteristics or in the manner people process tasks allow some individuals to cope better than others with brain pathology and hence show preserved memory performance.

A later notion holds that nearly all women get this "retrograde menstruation," but the body usually knows how to get rid of it.

Lich-Tyler (2003) shows how assortative matching is based on similar preferences for household public goods in the absence of differences in skills, wages, etc. Weiss and Willis (1997) found the same basic notion holds with respect to education.