Sentence examples for notion of date from inspiring English sources
Her sister is Katie Roiphe, author of "The Morning After: Sex, Fear and Feminism," an adversarial critique of some feminists' notion of date rape.
A cause, then, must be someting to which the notion of date, or time, applies; and such a notion has application only to events (Broad 1952: 215).
"If you look culturally, we can see all the differences in terms of how important the notion of date of birth is, place of birth being sort of equally ephemeral," she said, pointing out that a number of refugees who come to Canada list January 1 as their birth date because they don't know what the real one is.
And the notion of dating someone who lived near his children and former wife was off-putting.
When it comes to teen-agers and college students, the notion of "dating" is often presented in opposition to casual sex, as if one precluded the other.
With the current national conversation about the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act focusing on adults, the notion of dating violence among teenagers seems an afterthought.
Wired predicted way back in 2002 that old notions of dating would die out like card catalogs for browsing library stacks, with serendipity, as romantic a notion as that might be, actually representing a characteristic of inefficient markets.
Blame Fey and Carell, I guess: the notion of the "date night" seems to have taken hold in our culture.
Still, he and most other young South Koreans are not yet comfortable with the Western notion of casual dating as a path to finding a spouse, and the idea of approaching a stranger to start of a meaningful relationship sends many into spasms of shyness.
Operating a good service only on weekdays was a completely out of date notion, he said, adding that patients due to have elective surgery on a Friday could ask instead to undergo it earlier in the week.
Orwell derided the "out of date notion that Britain is overpopulated and that more population means more unemployment" and claimed that "British prosperity depends largely on factors outside Britain".
