Sentence examples for real notion from inspiring English sources

Nor have I any real notion of confinement, never having been subject to it.

And so, without any real notion of what I wanted to do with my life, I switched to business.

Labour has reverted to type as a party that is full of ideas on how to spend the money it has no real notion of how to raise".

There is a real notion that we are all in this together and we are going to do our damned best.

In this way it is possible to live in a sort of clever man's paradise, without any real notion of the force of the assault outside".

While assessing presentations, Piggott noticed that even if the content was good, her students had no real notion about how to communicate often complex economic concepts and specialist language to an audience in a clear and interesting way.

Just to put this into real notions of money, if you think of δ as being 90%, then $1 in period one is worth $1, a $1 in period two viewed from period one is worth $.90, and a $1 in period three viewed from period one is worth $.81.

With this third category of reasons or concepts (rationes) of counting, similar to Boethius's view of universals as real notions, Lefèvre can suggest that number has extramental reality in some sense.

This little theatrical appetizer makes touchingly real the notion that artistic originality requires a great deal of thought, scrutiny, silence and isolation.

"It's this real abstract notion," Ms. Holloway said, "and that's compounded by the fact that most of the imagery of the battle doesn't show people".

There is no real "abstract" notion of conscience unless you are the author of the oath of loyalty or a politician.