Sentence examples for some notion of from inspiring English sources

With some notion of jollity or triumph.

Keynes's approach had been to draw a vague distinction between money and some notion of "capital".

Maybe that's why we still need some notion of platonism in everyday life.

Mr Kuchma bumbles but he has some notion of the reforms Ukraine requires.

The next government must re-establish some notion of equity of opportunity.

You can't live in a house without encountering some notion of architecture.

She had some notion of what was up, and asked others to chime in.

Turns out it's not GDP that's important, not some notion of social welfare, not life expectancy".

"When you grow up around show business and you're determined to have some notion of integrity......

At that time, the society still retained some notion of separating public and private life.

The very idea of truth seems to presuppose some notion of correctness in the application of words.