Sentence examples for notion of trying from inspiring English sources

In fact, he laughs at the notion of trying.

And the notion of trying to think about a lunch every day!.

The notion of trying to track the movements of foreign criminal gangs did not seem feasible.

And the notion of trying to think about a lunch every day!..

Again this notion of trying to pick out underlying trends or patterns in data and use it to make predictions.

She battled the notion of trying to be skinny when her sport demanded she have big shoulders and strong arms.

Giving a new twist to the notion of "try before you buy," TastingRoom offers more than 50 sets of six sampler bottles of wine.

Blair agrees: 'I object to the notion of parents trying to be friends with their teenagers as it's really about the parents trying to stay young and popular rather than setting limits and allowing the kids to test them.

There can at times be a whiff of colonialism in the notion of foreigners trying to protect Ladakhis from themselves, and even discouraging Ladakhis from the very exposure to foreign cultures that foreigners enjoy by visiting them.

There have been many more not-so-great ones, and a certain element of freakishness has inevitably attached itself to the whole notion of men trying to sing like sopranos.

I don't totally reject the notion, in some cases, of trying people in civilian courts, but I know the likes of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Abu Zubaydah, Nashiri, Walid bin Attash, Bin al-Shibh, Hambali, need to be tried in military commissions.