Sentence examples for notion of opening from inspiring English sources

Interviewed the day before the opening, Mr. Lee said, "We're up against it," and explained that the notion of opening the movie in midsummer was supposed to be a stroke of counterprogramming but now "She Hate Me" was going to have to compete with "The Manchurian Candidate" and M. Knight Shyamalan's "Village," which open tomorrow.

The notion of opening the source code to the world is just part of that tradition.

Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm of Michigan, a Democrat who attended the meeting, said the measures were inadequate, particularly the notion of opening the locks less frequently.

The notion of opening to popular suffrage decisions that require a great deal of knowledge and discrimination is one that I don't understand.

"The notion of opening up the museum's singular voice is really the driving thought behind this," said Allegra Burnette, creative director of digital media for the museum, who has been working on the redesign for a year and a half.

If Mubarak had any sense of dispassionate vision, any sense that national peace was a greater priority than his own grandeur, then he would have resigned and handed all of his power over to the profoundly imperfect figure of Omar Suleiman — all with the notion of opening the way for elections in September.

It makes a mockery of any notion of open politics, democratic elections and independent institutions.

"Europeans are still very receptive to the notion of open-ended, free play," Mr. Rockwell said.

Of all the ideas I heard in the course of my reporting, only Gene's notion of open windows tingled with 21st-century possibility.

To add to that, the notion of "open" has as many different definitions as there are constituencies trying to promote it.

Berkeley is home to some of the leading experts on the subject, including Henry Chesbrough (who popularised the notion of "open innovation") and AnnaLee Saxenian (whose recent book "The New Argonauts" analyses Silicon Valley and related innovation clusters).