Sentence examples for our notions about from inspiring English sources
They are true madmen of genius, and individually they have changed our notions about clothes.
Everyone lists criteria that fit well with our notions about provenance.
Our notions about sleep are in large measure matters not of knowledge but of fantasy, mythology and marketing.
In a way, this collection is the flesh-and-blood counterpoint to Raf Simons's show for Jil Sander, which also pushed boundaries, divided opinion and dealt in a cooler, more detached way with our notions about sex and contemporary dressing.
The more I've marveled over the chasm between Minaj and Carey, the more I realize it mirrors the differences between the first season of "American Idol" and the version of the show that's being broadcast today — and reflects just how much our notions about talent, authenticity and what makes a celebrity worthy of our attention have shifted over the past 11 years.
Still, editors frequently complain that there is a dearth of energy and ideas in fashion, more often framing their complaint in terms of how clothes were made in the past rather than considering how new influences, like digital technology and marketing, are affecting our notions about fashion.
Our notion about defining the characteristic of the Monte Carlo method is its use of random numbers in its simulation.
Our notion about the interaction between TRPV1 and CB1 receptor activation in the meningeal blood flow regulatory effect of anandamide application was supported by the observation, that blockage of CB1 receptors with AM251 has a potentiating effect on anandamide-induced vasodilatation.
Interestingly, 78% of the demethylation-resistant CGs in HCT116 and HL60 cells were located in CGIs, which confirms our notion about the demethylation-resistance of CGIs.
These data are supporting our notion about the role of dnTASP1 for AF4 MLL.
In George C. Fraser's book, Click: Ten Truths for Building Extraordinary Relationships, one of those truths is to "be open to everything and attached to nothing, the best idea wins". Often, our preconceived notions about things hinder our risk-taking ability.
