Sentence examples for notion of your from inspiring English sources

Kindness feels good, even when it's based on a false notion of your identity and purpose.

Indeed, explicitly raising the notion of your departure can be a disastrous starting point for a negotiation.

The notion of this is always the notion of your disenfranchisement in relation to white people; and the white people reading about it don't feel that it's them that's doing it because there's other white people that they can be mad at.

The notion of your car as a kind of sacred space and your motions as sacred was so deeply ingrained in the American psyche.

You will cry over the notion of your kids leaving not long after they arrive.

Not only does it reacquaint you with the notion of your own free will ("Wait a second, no one is forcing me to watch Tom Hanks ride around on a scooter!"), it's like getting two extra hours in your day.

Let go of your own preconceived notion of how your life is supposed to pan out and ease into the flow.

Make friends, not just contacts Donna Milrod, the deputy chief executive of Deutsche Bank Americas, told the audience that she thought the notion of keeping your business contacts and your friends separate was outmoded.

Wayne Shorter's eloquent jazz meditation "Footprints," which he performed, is especially impressive in the way its circular musical logic is attached to the notion of finding your way forward by following your footprints back.

And Ms. Sage's notion of occupying "your own mind" — if it means using your brain for something other than reality TV shows — is unassailable.

Be prepared to drop the notion of inviting your ex if it seems likely to create deep anxiety for your spouse-to-be and is likely to ruin his or her wedding experience.