Sentence examples for notion of fighting from inspiring English sources

Gone was the notion of fighting a big land war in Europe.

We fall victim to the notion of fighting the last war.

The notion of fighting "over there" to protect families "over here" is rendered literal from the start.

They didn't want an actual fighter to represent the team, preferring instead the notion of fighting spirit.

This isn't ideal, but then many Muslims appear deterred by the notion of fighting as part of the British forces in Muslim countries.

Mosley watched Saturday night's fight at ringside, and though he was generally diplomatic, Mosley admitted afterward he salivated at the notion of fighting Lewis.

There are shades of Pozdnyshev in Aldo's self-serving notions of "fighting against institutions and suffocating habits," and "Ties" certainly depicts marriage as, in Pozdnyshev's words, a "terrible hell".

TC It's interesting because also tied in with that is the notion of violence, fighting your way into a status, a place.

Depending on how you parse the notion of cause, fighting cancer can mean either more genetics or more environmental cleanup, dietary reform, and green politics.

"The trailer is the first very public step in reconciling the tone of the movie with the more immediate effect of the title on its own," said Mr. Egan, who acknowledged that the notion of cowboys fighting aliens could seem funny.

"It's our hope at this point that the notion of continuously fighting is put behind everyone and we can work on the relationship, and on peace," he said.