Sentence examples for notion if from inspiring English sources

The notion, if ever true, seemed dead.

This notion, if taken seriously, is "incomprehensible", says Ms Bernstein.

The notion if not the term seems to be coming back again, but I am not sure whether anything much has changed.

The central character of A Jealous Ghost is a young American postgraduate student in London, Sallie Declan, truly a Jamesian notion if ever there was one.

No matter how beautiful Route 30 is, though, a road trip through the Adirondacks is a compromised notion if it stays on the road.

At its core is an unspoken notion: if Disney gets you early enough, you're his prisoner for life, coonskin cap and all.

(recall that, by definition, F ≡ KI) which is just what we expect from a notion of if-then-else.

This agreement supports the notion that IFs should be considered as a continuous body in the very small-deformation regime where no unfolding or sliding occurs.

Still, one may reasonably object, what's the harm in believing in Qi and related notions, if in fact the proposed remedies seem to help?

A left-wing acting coach named Paton Price seems to have supplied him with a handful of political notions, if not much in the way of theatrical technique.

Now, we recall the following notions: If A ∩ B ≠ ∅, then A 0 and B 0 are nonempty.