Sentence examples for school notion from inspiring English sources

One chef/one restaurant is an old school notion fading quickly in this post-modern world.

"We've got this old school notion that we lump diseases together into categories and we give them names but diseases are all different from individual to individual, and our drug development process is sort of outdated — where we develop one drug for millions of people in these expensive clinical trials.

Many Americans operate under the grade school notion that it was the Puritans who introduced religious freedom to the New World.

The grade school notion of America as a "Melting Pot" nation in which all are welcomed to worship is a myth.

"He may have been somewhat at a disadvantage for his old school notions," said Mr. Browne.

Certainly it's not hard to see the sensitive, clever Coltrane chafing against public school notions of team spirit and dreaming instead of the bohemian world of the Glasgow School of Art.

Mental health organizations argue that they have worked very hard to erase the old school notions of mental illness (i.e. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest).

And though she draws comparison to compatriots, such as William Trevor, her stories are not in-your-face Irish; Ireland is merely where many of the tales happen to take place.Sharp, slashing, and funny, these fine women writers challenge the nursery-school notion that girls are made of everything nice.

The old-school notion of withholding information from your potential clients just doesn't work anymore.

For anyone raised on old-school notions of service, Jill's job — part valet, part sidekick, and part confidante — isn't always easy to figure out.

The food world has long been tipped off to Portland's food scene, in which delicious dining has been gleefully divorced from old-school notions of propriety, service and polish.