Sentence examples for this notion makes from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, this notion makes so much sense.

In a full-circle journey that moves from person to person, Roberto shares with us why, in modern society, we need 'innovation by meaning' more than ever; and why this notion makes such sense for business today.

The quotes supporting the idea are listed below: ………… the autonomous learners are checking their progress task-by-task and minute-by-minute and this notion makes them act as happier learners.

For myself, at least, this notion makes the challenge of choosing happiness under difficult circumstances much easier.

Although this notion makes intuitive sense, it remains to be formally tested experimentally.

Kalfus exaggerates this notion, making it the basis for a scientist's carefully developed project to communicate with the advanced race of Martians (which he bases on the belief that it would take a more evolved civilization to surmount the difficulties posed by the super-arid Martian climate).

This notion made possible the generalized-eigenvector decomposition theorem for self-adjoint operators in rigged Hilbert space — for the theorem see (Gelfand and Vilenken 1964, pp. 119 127), and for a brief historical account of the convoluted path leading to it see (Berezanskii 1968, pp. 756 760).

It is unsettling because it is, at once bright and vibrant, with a languid pace and musical soundscape that is often abruptly interrupted by the violence that causes Kemela to ask, "Why is it so easy to die for nothing?" The resolve of this island's inhabitants belies this notion, making the film's title as apt then as it is now.

This would at least say whether this notion made sense.

While the notion makes some techies grit their teeth, Mr. Jobs deserves much credit.

If that notion makes you uncomfortable, remember it's only temporary; consider it a vacation from your possessions.