Sentence examples for to get a notion from inspiring English sources

"With three daughters of 22, 19 and 15, I begin to get a notion of the evolution of age and the cycle of life," she said.

"As hard as it is to get a notion of truth in a novel -- and Thackeray was questioning subjective and objective truths -- it can be done.

"I was trying to get a notion of change, of imperceptible change, that her husband dies and over three or four years she recovers in some way from the loss, but slowly, in ways that even she herself doesn't understand.

(Thoreau wrote that it was "necessary to see objects by moonlight — as well as sunlight — to get a complete notion of them," which nicely fits Mr. Dorsky's duskier imagery).

Try reading this to get a better notion of what organized crime is beyond the Sopranos, and then, find the "poetry".

It's very, very difficult to get an expanded notion of accounting, where you take into account externalities, soft assets.

Mr. Little "made Mrs. Little tear from the nursery songbook the page about the 'Three Blind Mice, See How They Run' ": "I don't want Stuart to get a lot of notions in his head," said Mr. Little.

Mr. Little "made Mrs. Little tear from the nursery songbook the page about the 'Three Blind Mice, See How They Run' ": "I don't want Stuart to get a lot of notions in his head," said Mr. Little.

I thoroughly enjoyed "For You, Half Price," by Gabriel Cohen (Urban Tactics, Nov. 27), but to get a little technical, the notion of buying and selling the Brooklyn Bridge is not quite as absurd as it sounds, at least for the early years of the bridge's construction.

"Sometimes I get a notion that they think I'm...acting...that it's not as difficult as it is".

But Ms. Sebelius's comments did seem to open the door, and at least one Democrat close to the White House said the administration was well aware that, with moderate Senate Democrats opposed to the idea of a public plan, Mr. Obama might have to give up on the notion to get a bill through.