Sentence examples for notion that all from inspiring English sources

The notion that all but four provinces are safe is false.

Its essence was the notion that all living things contain a special hereditary substance.

The notion that all foreign aid is a waste of money is dead wrong.

Democracy rests on the fundamental notion that all citizens have a vote.

At some point, I had developed the notion that all of Iraq was desert.

"And we also wanted to dispel the notion that all things radioactive also glow.

A prime example of the notion that all politicians are worthy.

Mr. Silverman also disputed the notion that all railroad riders were rich suburbanites.

Still, the book served to rebut the notion that "all politicians are slimeballs," he continued.

As a composer, I wholeheartedly endorse the notion that all the arts aspire to the condition of music.

Unsurprisingly, he takes issue with the notion that all roads in the worldwide financial implosion lead to his doorstep.