Sentence examples for notion lingers from inspiring English sources
Yet the notion lingers that Dickinson's poetry was a disturbed response to some unfulfilled need, her retirement a symptom of sickness.
A report in the Times illustrates how strongly the traditional notion lingers on that there are some pursuits still best left to men: "Male grandmasters insist women do not have the logical hard wiring or the belligerence to succeed," it read.
Yet the notion still lingers, in part because Mr. Edwards has not emphatically ruled it out.
Such notions still linger.
But "The Future" should definitively dispel the lingering notion that her art is some gossamer, transient confection.
With Vetiver, whose "Errant Charm" (Sub Pop) dispels any notion of its lingering "freak folk" categorization with keening, acoustic sincerity.
Paddy Ashdown has since led attempts to squash any lingering notion that Mr Kennedy should get a second chance.
Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University, said that the notion of a lingering viral infection was plausible.
The notion that has lingered into its fifth season, which began last Tuesday, is that "Buffy" is high camp.
That would dispel any lingering notion that lawmakers might be spared having to take sides on the issue.
