Sentence examples for phantom notion from inspiring English sources
At some galleries, "front desk" is a phantom notion: on a tour of Chelsea's solemn white cubes, one is occasionally hard-pressed to find a receptionist.
Finally, responding to our post on the possibility of an atheist becoming president, Phantom Lennon attacks the notion that atheists are "against god", as some religious types have suggested.How can I be against something I don't believe even exists?
Still, though, the notion of a phantom vessel, disconnected from the world, is discomfiting.
The notion of a phantom slave ship joining New York's armada of tourist attractions is provocative and funny, but many in the audience may still feel that on some level they've been there, done that and bought the T-shirt.
Then theres the whole click fraud issue the notion that advertisers are paying for phantom clicks, thus driving up their costs.
"Most people don't understand the notion of scale," says Ken Tola, CEO of IoT security startup Phantom.
In this new "de-massified" world, electoral majorities or singular "public opinion" -- like the defunct notion of the general newspaper reader -- have proven to be phantoms.
The present notion of response desensitization as a new mode of nonassociative learning may shed light on the enigmatic "referred phantom sensation" (such as phantom pain) experienced by some amputees [ 46, 81, 82].
