Sentence examples for notion of throwing from inspiring English sources

The notion of throwing him overboard would seem very strange.

There's a video online of Guerin and Cracknell developing ideas in a workshop based solely on the notion of throwing things.

With a deep dedication to traditional printing — one of his sons is named Caslon, after the 18th-century type designer — he abhorred the notion of throwing out a book once it had been scanned.

He chuckled at the notion of throwing a flag to initiate a replay.

A youth-targeting sport compact in the California style, the truck meant to evoke notions of throwing boards in the back and hitting the beach.

There might be something to the notion of not throwing hard enough to get hurt.

Promulgated in Vienna in the early nineteen-thirties, the notion of incompleteness threw mathematics into a hall of mirrors, where it reflected upon itself to alluring, if disorienting, effect: the theorem proved, using mathematics, that mathematics could not prove all of mathematics.

The only thing we want from the most unfashionable year in modern history is the lesson of throwing prescribed notions of taste out of the window, forgetting what we "should" or "shouldn't" wear and taking cues from fashion trends that just didn't give a fuck.

Regurgitating the notion of "dancing Iraqis throwing flowers before American tanks" has no merit when the brutal enemy to be defeated assumes with good reason that it is bound to win.

"This notion of trying to throw everything down one pipe -- if that pipe breaks, then where are you?" he asked.

"This notion of teaching acting throws me off a little bit.