Sentence examples for notion which is from inspiring English sources

And we have another notion which is being conservative.

President Obama has expressed support for the notion, which is contained within the House bill.

All smoke and smoking is banned because of the notion (which is actually mistaken) that there were smoking crematory chimneys.

We extend the form of this notion which is based on designs to capture probabilistic requirements on execution time.

"It's all the same basic notion, which is that 90percentt of smoking initiation is among those who are under the age of 19".

"I totally reject this notion, which is coming from a lot of people on the left, that we mustn't criticise leave voters," said Christie.

However, I think that what he really has problems with, is the notion, which was a practice at the time, the notion of revenge; the way of understanding justice as revenge.

A growing body of research supports this notion, which was echoed in a recent study that found pet owners with chronically ill animals have higher levels of "caregiver burden," stress and anxiety.

Roman jurists paid lip service to this notion, which was reflected in the writings of St. Paul (c. 10 67 ce), who described a law "written in the hearts" of the Gentiles (Romans 2 14 15).

We introduce the following notion which was introduced in [6].

But even a glance at Japanese art is enough to banish such essentialist notions, which is the point made by "Kazari: Decoration and Display in Japan, 15th-19th Century".