Sentence examples for notion to play from inspiring English sources

Deanie Richardson's violin captures the spirit of Stéphane Grappelli and Randy Leago had the brilliant notion to play the solo on baritone sax for "Save A Life".

The director, after all, was a star baseball player as a teenager, at 19 holding far more of a notion to play for the Astros than win an Academy Award.

Howard Davies's radical notion is to play Elyot and Amanda's physical passion for real, rather than opting for the standard notional sexual allure.

These notions continue to play a role in contemporary work in environmental aesthetics, especially in the context of its relationship to environmentalism.

However, there might be something in the connection and awakening notion for you to play with regarding your sleep and your dreams.

"I go in with no preconceived notions, other than to play hard," he had said, hours before he would sluggishly end his three-year absence from the National Basketball Association in a 93-91 loss to the Knicks.

James Mitchell, one of the dancers in the production, later stated that de Mille was better at directing dancers than actors, as actors come to the stage with preconceived notions about how to play a part, and dancers do not.

A. First, let me take on the notion that people love to play politics.

Apple did not invent the notion of using cellphones to play games and carry out small tasks, but it certainly made the concept its own.

My thought is that the interviewing panel were charmed by the notion he looks perfect to play keyboards in Abba Juniors.

This fits perfectly with a long-held notion of mine that to play a really good round, you need to sneak up on your brain before it knows what you're doing — perhaps by playing while hung over or before you're fully awake.