Sentence examples for notion of a second from inspiring English sources

The notion of a second volume has been raised.

In our conversation, she mused about the notion of a second childhood as set forth in "As You Like It," in which Shakespeare defines the seven ages of man, from infancy to advanced old age.

On the notion of a second independence referendum in Scotland, she added: "If Scotland were to become independent... it would not longer be a member of the single market of the EU but also no longer a member of single market of [the] UK".

Expert on Fox News throwing cold water on notion of a second shooter.

However, the notion of a second legislative chamber was considered on two separate occasions.

And they are inspired by the notion of a second post-colonial revolution: first Empire, then collapse, and then "reckoning".

By using the notion of a "second-order" function a function that takes other functions as arguments—Frege was able to give such an account.

Douglas Brinkley, a Rice University historian who was at the dinner with Mr. Obama, said that the notion of a second-term curse was overstated, but that the president would have to be assertive to remain relevant.

Yet, this notion of a fifth Beatle persists.

She seemed as antithetical as possible to the notion of a first lady -- and that ain't all bad.

There nevertheless remains something anti-feminist about the notion of a first lady in the modern era.