Sentence examples for of notion from inspiring English sources

They came to Britain with a kind of notion that pigmentation represented class.

It's an attractive idea, the sort of notion one would expect from a spin doctor.

Hardly, one imagines, the kind of notion that Prince Bandar wishes to publicise.

"It was the way you take a notion that you would like to see an old sweetheart," he wrote, "which is not always the kind of notion to act on".

It's not the kind of notion commonly advanced by an English professor at one of our great universities, and certainly not in an era, even if faintly waning, of steel-springed critical theory.

"When I was a police officer and after that, there was this sort of notion that family matters would be left alone," said Commissioner Kelly, who became a trainee in 1960.

Last month, red clothes were seen in Paris, an unheard-of notion in Europe, where dark and neutral colors are the norm.

The Israelite Sabbath institutionalized an astonishing, hitherto undreamed-of notion: that every single creature has the right to rest, not just the rich and the privileged.

There are a variety of notions of statistical distinguishability.

I'm not convinced by the power of notions anymore.

This leads to the extension of the notion of smart actuator with the notion of agent.