Sentence examples for released the notion from inspiring English sources

In the years since OUTBREAK (1995) was released, the notion of a natural or deliberate superinfection -- smallpox, anthrax, ebola, whatever -- has only become more real.

In the months after the guidelines release, the notion was picked up in newspapers around the country.

Stop Thinking All or Nothing: Release the notion that you can either be a giver or a taker.

It's worth noting that the company released the platform notion in 2015, but it had just the social piece back then.

This necessitates a confirmatory evidence to be released asserting the notion that BTX-A may be safe and effective option for management of TN.

WHEN Nintendo released the Wii 18 months ago, it upended the notion of what video games could be.

Written and directed by Harry Shearer; director of photography, Arlene Nelson; edited by Tom Roche; music by David Torkanowsky; produced by Karen Murphy and Christine O'Malley; released by the Notions Dept.

Consistent with the provocative title of the beautiful, cannily installed show he has organized, the artist Jack Pierson announces in the gallery's news release that "the notion of Gay Art" strikes him as "somewhat passé." His show, he writes, "is an ode to its passing".

But Mr. Greenwald, seeking a smaller bond requirement for Ms. Gristina — whom he said had nowhere near enough money to pay $1 million in bail, which could also gain her release — called the notion that his client "ran away to Canada" a "misnomer and a red herring".

One aspect she has confirmed before (and again for this DVD release) is the notion that each time the character of Yentl makes a significant step in her journey she "crosses over" a body of water.

One audience member suggested that airplane emissions are more damaging due to the altitude at which they are released, a notion supported in the scientific literature.