Sentence examples for received notion from inspiring English sources
Overall, Holt defies every received notion of the producer in modern theatre.
"How different this is from the received notion that CD agonized over every name," Mr. Newlin said.
Tillmans operates somewhere between these two, constantly playing with the received notion of what makes a photograph.
Where Three Dreams Cross is an exhibition that sets out to challenge our received notion of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh as mediated through the eyes of the west.
Yet a first response must be to feel how unencumbered — by any received notion of Bach or ballet — Balanchine was in making this still astoundingly fresh, vital ballet.
(The animal also turned out to have been murdered by bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay – a story which rather undermines the received notion of an ever-smiling Flipper).
Elsewhere in Smith's writing, received notions become "deceived notions".
It squares up to received notions of political theatre.
Chayevsky was kicking against received notions about romance.
Christopher had the same delight in overturning received notions of how things should be.
Whatever, the late paintings remain visceral and confusing; they stand outside all our received notions of what constitutes art.
