Sentence examples for tired notion from inspiring English sources

Berk's able storytelling enriches and elaborates on what might otherwise seem a tired notion.

We have to reject the tired notion that objectivity means the reader can get all the way to the bottom of the story and not know what to think.

I stayed because of some tired notion of respect for the performer.

The only thing the Jobs Act "goes back on" is the tired notion that more Washington spending is the only way to help the unemployed.

The response to Brand's intervention surely gives the lie to the tired notion that people, especially the young, are not interested.

The North London girl came from working on the counter at Woolworths, and her iconic status has not only outlived the store, but also the tired notion that beauty equals youth.

It is disappointing to see your editorial (The university industry churns out degrees, but not destinations, 4 May) recycling tired notions of "graduate jobs" with the examples of nurses and police officers.

With 80 works ranging from folksy illustrations to precisionist Dutch-inspired landscapes and loose 20th-century abstractions, it offers a minihistory of American painting but also challenges tired notions about watercolor as an amateur's medium.

I'm tired of the notion that African women can or should only interact on select topics.

But aside from the whole question of Perle himself: Am I the only one getting awfully tired of the notion that only right-wing nuts have anything but blissful trust toward the Soviet Union?

"I was tired of the heroic notion of being a victim.