Sentence examples for on any notion from inspiring English sources

Pirlo's majesty stamped a full-stop on any notion that we can compete with the Italians.

But what mere class identification misses is the concerted attack on any notion of collectivity.

It is not based on any notion that Mr Koizumi's victory represents the start of radical change.

Labour has so far poured cold water on any notion that it might restore cuts to the arts.

The harder I tried to concentrate on any notion of story, relationship, theme or even style, the more diffuse and self-contradictory this work looked.

The people in this case seem to inhabit such different zones of temperament and technique that long before that fatal gunshot at the end you've given up on any notion of their making contact.

Only those at Canterbury hold on to any notion of Canterbury still being this avuncular, working-class "family club" (though, fair's fair, they've managed to reunite the Morris brothers and have the Mata'utias on speed dial).

He was stymied in particular by resistance on Capitol Hill to any notion of terror suspects being moved to US soil for trial in the regular court system.

However Sir Nicholas was quick to stamp on any notions of burgeoning democracy.

The aim or hope, at any rate is to provide a "reductive" account of justification that doesn't rely, explicitly or implicitly, on any notions that entail justification or other members of the same family.

"Because it is not based on any notions of what is protectable under copyright law today," he said.