Sentence examples for the notion of riding from inspiring English sources

The critic Frank Kermode, who wrote the original piece that sparked this kerfuffle, sides with the notion of riding an ass as an example of humility, and offers this parrying thrust at his medical rival: "There is no suggestion that riding rather than walking a shortish distance betokened the onset of the disease diagnosed by Dr James".

After discussing our options of what we could do, one of us brought up the notion of riding dirt bikes.

Any silliness to the notion of racing a riding lawn mower evaporates as a race approaches.

Incentive to participate is closely related to the notion of free-riding.

Eventually, he went off to Pakistan, filled with romantic notions of riding the Silk Road on horseback, he told his parents.

He later pursued this notion of "ride-sharing for stuff" through AngelPad in San Francisco, where he met his co-founders Sean Plaice and Sam Street.

For example, they disagreed with the notion that riding over the speed limit might have caused their recent crash.

The notion of personal imagination as somehow an agent of earthshaking power rode again in the nineteen-sixties, when ingesting a drug could seem like a revolutionary deed.

Taxi companies and motoring organizations have been long demanding action on the unregulated ride-sharing industry, justifying change with the notion of a level-playing field.

Not only does it reacquaint you with the notion of your own free will ("Wait a second, no one is forcing me to watch Tom Hanks ride around on a scooter!"), it's like getting two extra hours in your day.

Scotty: The notion of transwarp beaming is like trying to hit a bullet with a smaller bullet whilst wearing a blindfold, riding a horse.