Sentence examples for the notion of a second from inspiring English sources

The notion of a second volume has been raised.

In our conversation, she mused about the notion of a second childhood as set forth in "As You Like It," in which Shakespeare defines the seven ages of man, from infancy to advanced old age.

On the notion of a second independence referendum in Scotland, she added: "If Scotland were to become independent... it would not longer be a member of the single market of the EU but also no longer a member of single market of [the] UK".

However, the notion of a second legislative chamber was considered on two separate occasions.

And they are inspired by the notion of a second post-colonial revolution: first Empire, then collapse, and then "reckoning".

"The recent allegations that the North Korea regime has increased its production of enriched uranium and the subsequent interview with the President by Fox show just how precarious the notion of a second Summit with Kim Jong Un is," John Hemmings, Asia Director at the Henry Jackson Society, a British foreign policy think tank, told VICE News.

By using the notion of a "second-order" function a function that takes other functions as arguments—Frege was able to give such an account.

Douglas Brinkley, a Rice University historian who was at the dinner with Mr. Obama, said that the notion of a second-term curse was overstated, but that the president would have to be assertive to remain relevant.

There nevertheless remains something anti-feminist about the notion of a first lady in the modern era.

She seemed as antithetical as possible to the notion of a first lady -- and that ain't all bad.

"The notion of a fifth tier becomes much less likely because there's so much opposition to it," said Randi Weingarten, president of the teachers' union.