Sentence examples for this notion began from inspiring English sources

This notion began in earnest with smartphone apps and is moving full force against the cable/satellite providers as the cord-cutting generation leverages device apps to obtain their TV content.

This notion began to emerge in the late 1980s, but became widely accepted only two decades later, owing to the milestone discoveries of Peter Vandenabeele, Jurg Tschopp and Junying Yuan, and to the characterization of the key role played by peptidylprolyl isomerase F (PPIF, best known as cyclophilin D, CYPD) in necrotic instances of RCD.

When this notion begins to unravel in therapy, it's peculiarly touching.

The evidence for this notion begins more than two decades ago, with a British medical survey of civil servants called the Whitehall Study.

To understand this notion, begin with the familiar legal facts that attempted murder is a different and less grave offence than murder, and that dangerous driving typically does not attract the same legal penalty if no one is actually hurt.

From this time, the notion began to prevail that the essence of the studium generale was the privilege of conferring a universally valid teaching license and that no new studium could acquire that position without a papal or imperial bull.

It found further life when the notion began to fall apart that the "whining" comment was made in response to Ms. Slaughter.

Beginning last fall, the notion began to circulate among potential applicants that the White House might be receptive to direct proposals for pardons, said current and former government officials, pardon applicants and lawyers.

Most hypnotic, both literally and figuratively, is the massive python Kaa, spectacularly voiced by Scarlett Johansson, who reinforces the notion, begun with Spike Jonze's "Her," that she can totally transfix audiences with her voice alone.

A certain notion began to dance in his mind.

Aliases, disguises, offshore bank accounts — these notions began to pepper John's mind.