That, my dear friend, is what we are probably feeling at the notion that we could actually uncover our genius, and create a life that revolves around our beautiful gift, and that this gift supports us, inspires and serves those ready to receive. .
But he added, "The notion that we could go through this whole process and satisfy absolutely everyone is not realistic".
The notion that we could all afford a Porsche helped fuel the mystique enjoyed by the Boxster.
We enjoy the notion that we could one day become something bigger, better and brighter than we are now, through sheer force of will.
The notion that we could take these forms, most beautiful and most wonderful, and hurl them into space, and that this would, to use Petranek's formulation, constitute "our best hope," is either fantastically far-fetched or deeply depressing.
The notion that we could help the Arabs by invading and occupying their country while they settled long-festering religious, cultural and political rivalries around us has proved no more legitimate than any other justification for this war.
But the notion that we could all wake up on 9 November to a gameshow host measuring new gold curtains for the Oval Office still has the power to shock.
A party that questions the right of EU nationals to stay in Britain, then proposes employers single out the foreigners in their workforces, and ridicules any notion that we could think of ourselves as citizens of both Britain and the world, is not going to build the Britain our young people want.
He told a Boston audience, "Just as Pearl Harbor awakened this country from the notion that we could somehow avoid the call to duty and defend freedom in Europe and Asia in World War II, so, too, should this most recent surprise attack erase the concept in some quarters that America can somehow go it alone in the fight against terrorism or in anything else for that matter".
We use this notion when we could not obtain the exact solution u.
