Sentence examples for old notions from inspiring English sources

Yet, researchers say, old notions persist.

Old notions of Asian fertility are similarly false.

Old notions of the heroic take a hit.

Poor architecture continues to reinforce old notions about density.

Old notions about model loyalty let alone brand loyalty are being abandoned with almost indecent haste.

Forget the old notions of objectivity, fairness, thoroughness, and so on.

What the exhibition illustrates is how artists in the 15th century investigated and experimented with portraiture and with age-old notions of identity.

It has also been argued that Disney is playing on age-old notions that a hero has to be a white man.

Less a documentary than an experimental essay tapping age-old notions of the sublime, it's a perplexing artifact that flirts with the banal yet moves with lovely intuitive rhythms.

This revival, however, poses a challenge to age-old notions of spiritual power, as self-styled shamans with their own rituals and lore vie with the more traditional shamanistic authorities for believers' faith -- and cash.

Age-old notions of tradition and family honour are still deeply entrenched in many parts of Indian society.