Sentence examples for quick notion from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush's "few quick" notion fell out of favor after the Korean War, and the military's process of acquiring new technologies became highly bureaucratic, politicized and out of touch with the civilian technology scene.

But Anthony was quick to dismiss the notion of a superstar duel.

Republicans were quick to counter any notion that homesteading would somehow redistribute wealth.

The Romney campaign is quick to dispel the notion that there is any strategic shift at play here.

Alderson was quick to deny the notion that Santana's shoulder fatigue was a result of that performance.

The association's president, Jamie Hastings Ferraro, was quick to dismiss any notion that the members' seating preferences represent a social division.

Maybe, though, Horowitz and Bradshaw are too quick to accept the notion that the dog is merely a creature of limited appetite and reinforced instinct.

Andy Roddick, who has a 2-15 record against Federer and has never beaten him at Wimbledon, was quick to reject the notion that Federer was more vulnerable this year.

First, you do want a quick introduction to the notion that supply shocks and demand shocks are different, that 1979-80 and 2008-2009 are different kinds of slump, and AS-AD gets you to that notion in a quick and dirty, back of the envelope way.

Mr. Barnett was quick to dispel any notion that the One57 penthouse was sold to a Russian, saying the buyer was not Russian, Ukrainian or from "any other part of the former Soviet Union".

He was quick to dispel the notion that he thinks socks are somehow beneath him, and said if people were surprised by his initial foray into the world of fashion, well, there's a good reason for that.