Sentence examples for please the notion from inspiring English sources

Let us put to rest, please, the notion of the husband-robbing harlot.

While such a notion may please the financial hard-liners, it carries significant financial risks.

"I am pleased by the notion that I can still be scandalous," he said.

Are people just pleased at the notion of getting a message across while shutting up?

Some E.V. advocates who favor a form of fair-use payment are not pleased by the notion of a flat tax.

"Naturally, I'm not at all pleased with the notion of destroying a perfectly good and solid building," Mr. Rapson said.

While there is something undeniably pleasing about the notion of Raine as a Robin Hood figure, fighting the good fight against obscurantist critics, it soon transpires that though his aims may be high-minded, his methods are frequently anything but.

It is pleasing to see the notion of unity physically reflected in this famously fissile outfit, with Barât dragging Doherty into sweaty hugs.

Mr. Follett bristles at that notion, because "I am so focused on pleasing the reader that any good criticism is important to me".

Rudyard Kipling had his own, and while they wouldn't have pleased Darwin -- like the notion that the elephant developed a trunk by sticking its nose (literally and figuratively) where it didn't belong -- they tickled his daughter, Elsie.

Ingels is pleased to have expanded the notion of what a parking garage can look like, although when I later returned to the building there were unruly boys shrieking and setting off firecrackers, out of respect for an earlier parking-garage paradigm.