Sentence examples for stunning notion from inspiring English sources
The difficulty starts when the intricate show scrim a the Richard Rodgers Theatre lifts on designer Derek McLane's stunning notion of a damaged Baghdad palace and Williams is revealed grousing, pacing and looking portly in a partially damaged cage.
And the deed is so consummately stunning it upsets our notion of the cranky naturalist who nodded at every pine needle he met and, one year after the fire, built his cabin near bucolic Walden Pond "to front," as he said, "only the essential facts of life".
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Moreover any notion of England, after their stunning victory at Cardiff, going gung-ho for the jugular against the creaking Aussies can justifiably be met by the raised eyebrows of an increasingly relaxed Australian coach.
A year later, they are trying to champion the notion of "intelligent architecture" with this stunning reactive installation designed by Elise Elsacker and Yannick Bontinckx.
It would take theatrical virtuosity and stunning performances to transcend "Seascape's" forced whimsy and verbosity, both somehow more implausible than the notion of going to the beach and meeting two lizards.
This evidence is stunning confirmation of a case in which "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny," a notion popularized by German zoologist and evolutionist Ernst Haeckel, in which he postulated that the development of a feature appears to parallel its evolution.
"The notion that you can prime people, even subliminally, and get these effects is kind of stunning".
These artists then, in the midst of their stunning images, deal in ideas and positions, but their works are neither simple-mindedly affirmative nor concerned about irrelevant notions of freedom of speech.
