Sentence examples for taking notions from inspiring English sources

Taking notions that look entirely daft on paper and rendering them into astonishing music is very much Bush's signature move.

"Rather than taking notions of Vietnam or the second world war and then grafting them on to this war," she says, "it ended up giving us - and I'm most proud of this - images from this war, a cellphone war, an internet war, a digicam war".

"If one takes notions of God seriously," Reynolds says, "by definition God is a being that transcends the senses.

It took notions of the past and filtered them through the mood of today, creating a look that could make perfect sense with track pants and sneakers.

Just to clarify, I am now on a personal venture to take notion ink down.

Note that Swyneshed is here taking the notion of "contradictories" as a syntactical notion, so that it in effect means "a proposition and its negation".

ElectricShopping.com is taking this notion even further.

B&O is entering a crowded market, but is taking the notion of wireless streaming dramatically up-market.

That the national press seemed to take these notions as gospel only reinforced my fear.

His show on Wednesday night took vague notions of space as its theme.

Amy Edelman, a widow and a mother of two young daughters, took those notions to heart.