Sentence examples for notion we have from inspiring English sources

The Brand challenges almost every conventional notion we have of crime and punishment.

CNBC's business is not only New York or the United States, but Europe and Asia, he said, "so the notion we have to be near Nasdaq or the Stock Exchange is not relevant".

What we regard as a life worth living depends on the notion we have of our own nature and of the conditions of its fulfillment.

As we have just seen, craft is productive because it has an account to give of what it produces — a notion we have seen in Plato.

Indeed the very notion we have today of 'the economy' or 'a (national) economy' suppose some such system" (Taylor 1989: 286).

The astonishing thing about that particular man is that the preconceived notion we have of him is that he's inaccessible.

It's the same notion we've been discussing in our Abundance Community.

Believe it or not, this ill-conceived notion we had in America had a lot to do with our Puritanical ancestry, Mom and apple pie.

"The Lord of the Rings," he wrote, aimed to reconcile "two incompatible notions" we have about God.

By the above notions, we have the following result.

We must challenge, deconstruct and destroy any notions we have of the "other".