Sentence examples for small notion from inspiring English sources

"But we can no longer hold on to such a small notion of ourselves".

"That, I'm afraid, shows small notion of what might be going on in the creation of a book for children, a novel, a play, a performance".

Each program presented by the Metropolitan Museum Artists in Concert has at its heart a thematic agenda: some small notion that links the pieces.

It's a very small notion," Ortiz says.

He now ow a share in a small notions store on the lower East Side.

She applied for a government loan to open a small notions shop, but found out three days before her death that she would not get it.

And although it's not polite to speak ill of the nearly dead, this is probably the right time to note that Phish has always been a small band, with small notions about what a band should be.

These small notions can have a positive impact on your mood.

For example, you might have a bunch of small notions that you occasionally use, but want to store.

Those films had plenty of Gilliam's trademark visual invention; what they absolutely lacked was the smallest notion of how to tell a story.

But they shared an idea of citizenship that was universal, and their identities arched more broadly than the smaller notions of self in the town as Maronite Catholic, Greek Orthodox or Protestant.