Sentence examples for notion that because from inspiring English sources

I guess it's a different kind of credentialism — the Beltway notion that because somebody was once appointed to a policy position, he must be an expert.

Now there seems to be a notion that because we're criminals overseas we're criminals domestically".

"The notion that because somebody repeats something innumerable times, that then makes it true, I just never believed," he said.

Democrats paid lip service to the notion that, because of the economy, the election would be close.

We still cleave to the notion that because we need food to survive, hyper-expensive restaurant experiences are somehow amoral.

There seems to be the notion that because people sign up for reality television, they are game for anything.

"I hate this whole notion that just because something becomes popular then it instantly becomes hated.

"The notion that just because you're a Democrat" you can take the teachers' unions for granted has changed, said Jim Reed, director of government relations for the Illinois Education Association.

"The federal government needs to get away from the notion that simply because we have all this money in the Treasury -- or we can borrow more money -- that we can provide all these services," he said.

The Telegraph praised the conduct of the intelligence chiefs in an editorial: "Overall, they gave a good account of themselves and will have helped to puncture the notion that simply because something is secret it must also be sinister".

At the same time, the public needs to buy in to copyright as a concept, and to the notion that just because we want something to be free does not mean it is.