Sentence examples for notions in from inspiring English sources
The oldest notions in the book.
Despite the differences, there are some common notions in this line of research.
The 49ers' championship performance challenges a lot of popular notions in today's N.F.L.
The American philosopher William James also included evolutionary notions in his psychology.
Two notions in particular played important roles: logos theology and preexistence.
The ideas are never important or even really ideas, more notions, like the notions in advertising.
Otherwise, those abstractions never develop enough flesh and blood to amount to anything more than notions in a plot outline.
From the time he was young, Hitchens says, he's tried to keep dueling notions in intellectual and emotional equipoise.
"I know 'it's better to give than receive' is one of the oldest notions in the world," she said.
A project at Arizona State University will invite members of the public to engage with monstrous notions in playful ways.
Can a hypnotist not plant notions in our brains that will bear fruit days or weeks later?
