Sentence examples for notion when from inspiring English sources

"That was a very mysterious notion when we first started".

It was always an odd notion, when you think about it.

"Now, yes, that's an offensive notion when you put it out there as a rule.

Even Sequoia, which sniffed at the notion when the trend began, has hired P.R. staff.

(East Tennesseans disabused Zollicoffer of that notion when they insisted on nominating and electing congressmen to represent them in Washington).

But behind that notion, when applied specifically to manuscripts or books, two further, ostensibly contradictory meanings lurk.

Foley did little to quell the notion when he responded, "It's possible," to a question about it.

The notion, when first considered in June 1996, was to create a medical monolith in which everything was merged.

The turnaround proves that the will to fight inequality can yield life-changing results, said Sampson, a reassuring notion when so much work remains.

Mr Veliz realised he had to be on-call 24 hours a day to solve problems – an unthinkable notion when he was a state-employed restaurant worker.

Then again, if consumers reduce their spending, another recession when inflation is already low could risk deflation a dangerous notion when mixed with lots of debt.