Sentence examples for notions at from inspiring English sources

A novel can reach farther; it can entertain several contradictory notions at once.

But the airport project allowed them to deal with several of their favorite notions at once.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — It is one of the most counterintuitive notions at the Winter Olympics: When it comes to skiing, no natural snow is a good thing.

Influenced by the Swiss Protestant Reformer Huldrych Zwingli, he openly preached Reformation notions at Lucerne (1522) and was consequently expelled from the town.

Sarah, known as Sadie, sold notions at Wanamaker's department store, worked as a store detective and even ran her own detective agency.

By this point the movie is so busy hurling notions at the wall that most of its opportunities for pointed satire are squandered.

This was, of course, a radical notion at the time.

"There was no such notion at the time".

It was a far-fetched notion at the time.

Others couldn't accept the notion at all.

The notion at the core of any mature morality is that of impartiality.