Sentence examples for notion that when from inspiring English sources

The White House is counting on the notion that when the points are counted, it will have scored more.

We must drop the notion that when it comes to health care, we can have everything for nothing.

"It used to be the notion that when you were old, you wanted to extinguish your mortgage.

And the most speculative part but I believe it is the notion that when social beings engage with one another, they share phenomenal states of attention or emotion.

A contrary view runs afoul of fundamental principles of equality under law, and would espouse the notion that when dealing with the criminal classes anything goes.

The one insight he says may have value is the notion that when it comes to assessing the presidential record, historians and the contemporaries usually agree.

There's something heartening in the notion that when faced with challenges, no animal, however small or ugly or overmatched, seems content to just throw in the towel.

I've always loved the notion that when flying you see almost nothing, driving you see something, cycling most things and walking everything.

By no means did these groups cling any longer to the notion that when they found unity they would have found a simple essence of Christianity.

In fact, Cherryh's fiction rejects totally the pulp-sf notion that when human meets alien, the alien is either killed or converted to human ways.

It is based on the notion that, when advising friends, we are often kinder and more objective than when analysing ourselves.