Sentence examples for notions made from inspiring English sources

When his pack was unrolled, calicoes, glittering knives, razors, scissors, clocks, cotton caps, shoes and notions made a holiday at a fair".

These notions made working out a national phenomenon, and people exercising, as seen in films such as Chariots of Fire (1981) and Perfect (1985) became some of the most enduring images of the 80s.

It might seem irrelevant, but if you stop to think that in the tribe, family interdependence is essential to survival in hard times, such notions make sense".

MacFarlane distinguished the three kinds of formality at which we have merely waved here, and he provides a detailed discussion of the notions, making many distinctions over which we have passed).

The existence of other intuitive notions makes the case of randomness rather unlike the supposedly analogous case of Church's Thesis, where no robust alternative characterisation of effective computability is available.

Don't let false notions make you negative.

That notion made it through a committee vote, but no further.

It is, indeed, a tantalizing notion, made all the more so by the unexpectedly real anger manifested in the struggle between Washington and Paris over Iraq.