Sentence examples for notions over from inspiring English sources

Glick would tell his notions "over and over to people who supplied a line here, an idea there, until the story began to take shape like a snowman forming hastily under many hands".

The idea that the pursuit of evidence follows a level track is the triumph of preconceived notions over well considered history.

If multiples and their families are sometimes skeptical of the application process, it's because, they say, they have encountered so many wrongheaded notions over the years.

Because of those notions, over the last five years Lee's stock price roller-coastered from $34 highs to $19 lows.

Corroborating this notion, over-expression of p53 resulted in rapid dephosphorylation of 4EBP1, inhibition of ribosomal protein S6 kinase and inhibition of translation initiation [46].

In further support of this notion, over-expression of PGC1α improves mitochondrial function [86].

Such notions went over well in the early years of the Nazi regime, as did Leifs's more conservative folkish pieces.

While the yardstick offers some insight into life in the metropolis, it perpetuates skewed notions left over from the 1980s, when a domestic spending spree created an economic mirage, sent prices sky high, and frightened off many foreign visitors.

Brian McDermott likes nothing more than soft-pedalling any notions of over-reaction and was close to inaudible at his post-match press conference, so even was his keel, so cooled were his boots.

Trump repeated the notion over the next few days, at rambling length, in various interviews, including with "Good Morning America" and Fox News's Bret Baier.

A quick check of the campaign schedule shows that Mr. Romney will have a lot of time in the state to either prove or disprove that notion over the next week and a half.