Sentence examples for old notion from inspiring English sources

The nonchronological hang is an old notion.

Vollmann finds this old notion demeaning.

It's that old notion of the public weal.

The Texas study also supports a very old notion about this vice.

Dubbed Rewilding Europe, the movement takes the old notion of wilderness and turns it inside out.

"That was the old notion – now it's more about creating different kinds of experience.

Finally, all this tends to be linked to an old notion of second world war pluck.

Rosetta scientists are also killing off the age-old notion that comets are "dirty snowballs," mostly ice with some dust mixed in.

For the final installment of the series, we put up for debate whether or not the age-old notion of "The American Dream" is still alive in 2012.

FOther Gianluca Russo on timeser.

Our study findings clearly debunk the age-old notion that confused patients should be restrained to prevent falls and complications.