Sentence examples for own notion from inspiring English sources
Janet, meanwhile, has her own notion of narrative.
Everyone has his or her own notion of what to do, and those notions are subject to change".
Dan Finger, a patron at the Half King pub in Chelsea, expounded on his own notion for several deadpan minutes.
His Islamic moral compass was not textual; it was internal, his own notion of right and wrong.
Suzette Haden Elgin, in a book called "The Grandmother Principles," offered her own notion of a family loan fund that grandmothers can initiate.
Everyone has his or her own notion of what to do, and those notions are subject to change, for a variety of motives and reasons.
Fisk brings its own notions about organs.
"He keeps a pressure on people to push past their own notions of beauty".
But all these clocks were like many Americans themselves: individual, conforming to their own notions.
How, in other words, do we deal with our own notions of reality?
She quickly began to reshape the organization according to her own notions.
