Sentence examples for spurns the notion of from inspiring English sources

The latest is L'amico Fritz, Mascagni's benign comedy about a landowner who spurns the notion of marital cosiness until he finds himself in love.

The appeals court addressed many of those points in spurning the notion that new wilderness areas, with strict covenants limiting human impact, were being created.

I reject the notion of inevitability.

Part of what made New Labor so attractive to swing voters in 1997 was that it spurned the "Old Labor" notions of class war and the politics of envy -- squeezing the rich "till the pips squeak," as Denis Healey, a Labor minister in the 1970's put it.

He spurns the charms of painting in the open air.

Guarascio Just that – the notion of change.

The White House rejects the notion of overexposure.

"The notion of fairness here is different.

The notion of insurance is useful here.

The notion of authenticity.

The notion of silence.