Sentence examples for notion of not from inspiring English sources

Some football coaches cling to the notion of not wanting to recruit through third parties.

It's this notion of not wanting to pay the real price of something".

He was also the only one who showed much enthusiasm for the notion of not raising taxes.

For many athletes, the Olympics represent the zenith of their sport; few would even entertain the notion of not competing.

The misplaced notion of "not offending cultural sensitivities" at the expense of Muslim women cannot be defended.

Additionally, he writes, judges "must put aside any fuddy-duddy notion of not judging a book by its cover, or at least by its title.

The notion of not-so-full disclosure received more urgency when Steve Fehr, a player agent and outside counsel to the Major League Baseball Players Association, testified that baseball lawyers had threatened to seek penalties against the union if it discussed the specifics of baseball's financials.

As Witt writes in the New Yorker: "There was scarcely a person younger than 30 who couldn't trace music in his or her collection to [Glover]." It seems as though music industry executives simply couldn't comprehend the notion of not-for-profit theft.

It was this notion of not-being nothing that was responot-being nothing that puzzles about not-being in the Sophist.

On television, "Monty Python's Flying Circus" upended conventional notions of not only the content but also (and even more) the forms of comedy.

Falling into the trap of the Myth of Perfection is rooted, for many of us, in long-held notions of not being capable of being great at anything.