Sentence examples for notion that one from inspiring English sources

The government's abolition of legal aid for whole categories of cases is a direct assault on the essential notion that one law covers us all.

Process­ praise acknowledges the effort; talent­ praise reinforces the notion that one only succeeds (or doesn't) based on a fixed trait.

On the beach or poolside, the notion that one is entitled to one's opinion now means (in some circles) that all opinions are equally valid.

I will not engage in cross-coastal slander as the notion that one town is better than the other is, on the face of it, absurd.

So much suffering has been inflicted on the human spirit by the chauvinist notion that one kind of person is superior to another.

There was no notion that one species had converted into another.

The notion that one mentor can meet all of an individual's developmental needs is increasingly outdated.

There was also the notion that one could advance his people even as he advanced himself.

The notion that one should be silent about grief runs deep in our culture.

Senior managers need to be wary of the notion that one type of collaboration is superior to others.

If you're in the latter camp, how do you justify the notion that one mustn't see animals being killed?