Sentence examples for this sort of notion from inspiring English sources

"When I was a police officer and after that, there was this sort of notion that family matters would be left alone," said Commissioner Kelly, who became a trainee in 1960.

All these different layering elements become really informatic of this sort of notion of passing something through an operation.

"This is not guilt by association and that sort of notion plays no part in this trial," he said.

It's an attractive idea, the sort of notion one would expect from a spin doctor.

I mean, the idea of someone making the earth move when you look into his eyes is the sort of notion you find in cheap romance novels or a sci-fi comic book.

"I'm just not ready to accept that sort of notion right now in my head.

So having a place that, kind of, could be a home for that sort of notion ― you know, that's not a federal institution, it's not the Smithsonian.

It's this sort of insidious notion -- passed off as a legitimate argument -- that creates the growing level of distrust of Muslims in our society.

Therefore, with all the approximations of this sort of analysis, the notions emerge that 1) bariatric surgery is capable of improving the insulin resistance of type 2 diabetes by ∼50% while at the same time causing a ∼30% decrease in BMI and 2) this improvement of insulin sensitivity may be seen already ∼6 weeks following surgery, at which time BMI may be decreased by only 11%.

This sort of thinking evades the notion of cycles and encourages a linear concept of time.

One possible explanation, which we can dismiss immediately, is the notion that this sort of thing couldn't happen here.