Sentence examples for notion of hand from inspiring English sources

In an era when the comment "You're all thumbs" can be taken as high praise of texting prowess, the notion of hand writing a note, a business letter or even a grocery list seems quaint — like studying elocution or fastening shoes with mother-of-pearl buttons.

And it also rejects the notion of handing power over to remnants of the old [Mubarak] regime".

"Merit pay," a once-obscure free-market notion of handing cash bonuses to the best teachers, has lately become a litmus test for seriousness about improving schools.

Talk about Larkin's bleak notion of handing man's misery on to man - the youth of today really are that selfish.

At a time when the EU is pushing for EU representative consulates, I would think it worth exploring the notion of handing it the responsibility of ensuring the protection of the inherent human rights of all EU citizens imprisoned abroad.

There had been speculation that Mr Byers was cooling towards the PPP, but officials indicated yesterday that the notion of handing of one of the three contracts to London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, was a non-starter.

Trish Petete, a division chief at NASA's Johnson Space Center, said in the release that the glove challenged traditional notions of hand dexterity limits for astronauts engaged in extra-vehicular activity.

Initially, Zuckerberg dismissed the notion out-of-hand that fake news influenced the election, calling it a "pretty crazy idea".

Mr Sharon, equally unsurprisingly, dismissed the notion out of hand.

It is hard to dismiss the notion out of hand.

So don't dismiss the notion out of hand.