Sentence examples for notions to write from inspiring English sources

It's about what happens when porn actors on a Public Access cable sex show ask their cameraman, Gerry — a Yale graduate with arty notions — to write an X-rated movie script for them.

"In our heads was some notion of trying to write a more accurate representation of the teen-age experience," Zwick said.

I didn't want to let on how proud, how happy this made me; just the notion that he wanted to write about it was miraculous to me.

"When I was younger I entirely rejected the notion of being taught to write, and McKee's name made me run in horror," she says.

The idea that writers can somehow "hear" the voice of their characters is a familiar one, as is the notion that characters seem to write themselves: that the author is merely a kind of conduit for voices that seem to have lives all of their own.

Likewise, Paramount was indifferent to Linson's notion of going after Mamet to write "The Untouchables".

It must start with another post-cold-war notion: The country cannot afford to write the Pentagon a blank check.

In fact, she positively eschews the notion that she sets out to write plays with "big ideas".

Worse, she perpetuates the notion that if you learn to write grand sentences, and string enough of them together, somehow — by magic — you'll have written a story.

Eventually, I conceded: OK, that notion that you were going to write that story?

"The thing that matters is the notion that kids can learn to write and learn to express themselves.