Sentence examples for notion itself from inspiring English sources

The notion itself seems more radical and defiant the more narrow the compass for creativity in corporate fashion becomes.

While the products that use the term are by definition limited, the notion itself is pretty near ubiquitous.

They also fuel the notion – itself rather facile – of an establishment-backed media trying any old trick to halt him in his tracks.

The notion itself is intoxicating in part because it collapses time, allowing for the sort of retroactive retribution rarely enacted in the arc of an actual life.

Apart from the presumptuousness of the notion itself, if visiting teenagers are supposed to become "witnesses" what exactly are they witnessing?

That notion itself is a fallacy, as there are nowhere near that number of undocumented migrants with felony records in the US (researchers estimate the number is closer to 300,000).

"That notion itself--that some white kid can take a bunch of 'tanning pills' and all of a sudden understand all the things we have to deal with--is very offensive to us," Scott said.

SEATTLE — This city has a noble notion of itself at the leading edge.

That's Mr. Verheugen standing Germany's notion of itself on its head.

That charge reflects some notion — which itself may be condescending — of how poor people are supposed to behave.

The notion lent itself to cinematic fantasies, because, after all, fiction offered as useful a frame of reference as anything.