Sentence examples for single notion from inspiring English sources

Good, now that that's out of the way we can find comfort in a single notion: We didn't actually lose.

There may have been three directors, but they were unified by a single notion (Zanuck's?) of how to shoot war.

Instead of converging around a single notion of beauty, we will invent new forms of human beauty.

Although there is no single notion of rationality appealed to by all economic theories, there is a core conception that forms the basis of much economic theorizing.

Then throw the list in the bin: the point is to build the idea-muscle, not to invest emotionally in any single notion.

Whether you agree with him or not, consider the fact that jazz, at one time, could be defined by a single notion.

Even when we restrict ourselves to a single conceptual notion, there may be vigorous philosophical debate as to which formal construction best captures the notion in question.

He was unafraid to locate a compelling idea and stick with it, building intensity on a single rhythmic notion in a manner that still sounds urgently contemporary.

The dancers are selected and judged according to a single, inflexible notion of shapeliness and then presented as objects without temperament.

In the hands of a less skilful writer, this capaciousness might be deemed a flaw; it is as if the author were uncertain that he might ever get published again and consequently was determined not to cut a single good notion.

Archard (2006) notes that, for some writers, one cannot capture the early years of an individual's life within a single precise notion.