Sentence examples for old fashioned notion from inspiring English sources
They seem to revel in subverting that old fashioned notion of how to tell a story.
Software Quality Assurance, delivered by painstakingly thorough (and slow) software testing, is predicated on the old fashioned notion that we have to release perfect software.
It was an old fashioned notion.
It is an old fashioned notion, but common courtesy is the key.
We treasure our privacy and we shouldn't have to worry about being exposed by "loved ones" who believe privacy is an old fashioned notion.
Tina might be right, "Love is nothing but a silly, old fashioned notion," but it's also the closest thing we have to magic.
John Williams of Frog's Leap, for one, disputes the notion that his classic cabernets are in any way old fashioned.
Old fashioned Keynesians, who are less concerned about inflation and the deficit, are still invested in the notion of the kind of government spending that creates effective demand.
