Sentence examples for notion not from inspiring English sources

But he was uneasy with that notion, not least because he resisted being easily categorized.

Plaks, however, convincingly challenged the practicality of the notion, not just based on the prominent size of the garment.

It's an intriguing notion, not that it is likely to become reality in the lifetime of anyone reading this.

So while she acknowledges that what she is advocating is a notion, not yet a real plan, she can see the outlines of your basic win-win scenario.

I am, Zeke thought, profoundly boring, a notion not contradicted by her announcement that she was going to check out the sleeping arrangements.

But for all that, we've got the notion, not only is he not seeing red, he can't even imagine what it's like to see red, never having had these experiences.

But many a GI had notions, not of the most friendly sort, about the British and vice versa.

Feminine storytelling in all its forms embraces death, nightfall, cruelty, change -- notions not usually embraced in sanitized fairy tales.

For one thing, it isn't clear that Moore's notion might not also capture generalizations.

Not-so-surprising alert: That notion did not occur to the young writers.

Not because it doesn't work, but because the notion doesn't exist.