Sentence examples for there is a notion of from inspiring English sources

THERE is a notion of Cairo, and of Egypt, in which its residents have long sought refuge.

Food can ignore political boundaries, but in sharing there is a notion of reciprocity: If the minority group says that it is not reciprocal, then it can become appropriation.

So there is a notion of class conflict, and even a revolutionary perspective, says Lyons.

"It's a basic understanding that there is a notion of due process to an N.C.A.A. investigation".

In both of those examples, there is a notion of the indivisibility of interests.

There is a notion of museum essentiality that is by no means beyond debate".

The point of there being a notion of the Great American Novel is to elevate fiction.

"There's a notion of predictability about 'Today,' and I think we lost that for a while".

"There's a notion of doing as little as possible, not adding interpretations and leaving the material in a form that others can work with".

Surin, KJ. "Can there be a notion of Absolute Value?." Sino-British Forum on Marxist Aesthetics 2011.

In India there's a notion of having one's place in society is really clear and so you see that in the workplace, you see that within families, you see that at social clubs and in schools.