Sentence examples for of a notion from inspiring English sources

"What sort of a notion?" "Oh.

You are denying me every sense of a notion of justice".

But their Free Cinema films are archeological fragments of a notion that verged on genuine magnificence.

Gissing checked all eight paintings.... " He broke off, starting to get the glimmer of a notion.

I think he had a bit of a notion for it himself.

Yet the connection between the Latino community and Latin American art may be more of a notion than a fact.

The four of them teased out this shred of a notion, and a Twitter prototype was born.

You do get a whiff of a notion that Toyota GB's heart isn't entirely in this car, though.

Blair says: "I began to look at Trump's father and got a little bit of a notion of his grandfather and thought, wow, this is really a dynasty.

The story chronicles the odyssey of a notion: that mandating individuals to obtain health insurance is indistinguishable from forcing freedom-loving Americans to buy a particular veggie.

It was an enterprise that arose partly out of a notion of universal law -- finding principles that would apply across all times and all cultures.