Sentence examples for notion when they from inspiring English sources
(East Tennesseans disabused Zollicoffer of that notion when they insisted on nominating and electing congressmen to represent them in Washington).
If the trapped miners were ever briefly tempted during the long months they have been stuck underground to wonder whether the world had forgotten about their plight, they are certain to be rapidly disabused of that notion when they eventually reach the surface.
But you've got get in there with the notion when they are small.
We need to change the laws regarding donation of genome information for research because otherwise people are under false notion when they are contributing their samples thinking that they can be completely anonymized.
6 Physicians also do not seem to comply with this notion when they expect congruence between behaviour and suffering as expressed by the patient.
The authors actually touch on this notion, when they speculate as to whether introns are genomic parasites and how the host may have evolved the spliceosome as an adaptive response to intron invasion, but an explicit connection between their selfish drive to replicate and the origin of introns is not made.
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.
And in fact, they didn't actually have the notion of Nairobi, Kenya, when they started this.
He chose ruin; he chose glory: Devanni took a running start and with all his might kicked it wide, far wide of the goal". Several readers cited the one-time London giants Corinthians too, who disagreed with the whole notion of penalties when they were originally introduced to the game.
The Indians reinforced this notion in 2007 when they became the first American League team to place solar at their home field.
Initially, several students in every class will be under the misapprehension that they are undiscovered geniuses, but they will soon be disabused of this notion when the marks come in.
