Sentence examples for original notion of from inspiring English sources

"My initial career conformed to my original notion of authorship," she says.

For Mr. Case, that made his original notion of a 50-50 ownership deal no longer practical.

From hereon, the original notion of self-contained districts with their own identity was watered down as a numbers game took over.

By the end of the 1990s, very few cable channels were still based on the original notion of providing a single type of programming around the clock.

That's the crunch point in NHS funding, according to health economists at York University, inventors of the original notion of measuring health spending by Qaly – a quality adjusted life year.

What gives the study an extra bite is that one of its authors is John Williamson, an international economist who conceived the original notion of the Washington consensus in 1989.

One of the more remarkable new insights offered yesterday was Mr. Arad's description of his original notion for a memorial: two square voids in the Hudson River, near the trade center site but forever inaccessible, expressing inconsolable loss.

Helen, feeling the water reaching her waist – "I cannot express my disappointment in your business plan," Lord Sugar told her – desperately tried to make it into a lifeboat, abandoning her original notion in favour of a chain of bakery stores.

Speaking to himself as much as to the audience, he says, near the beginning of the play: You try tracking it back in your raggedy mind to the original notion — the "Eureka" of it.

The concept of nature as a whole, the physical universe, is one of several expansions of the original notion; it began with certain core applications of the word φύσις by pre-Socratic philosophers, and has steadily gained currency ever since.

The Web, after all, can be seen as a bastardization of his original notion that hyperlinks should point both forward and backward.