Sentence examples for usual notion from inspiring English sources

A new book from Paul Barker entitled Freedoms of Suburbia counteracts the usual notion of suburbia as a place of cloying claustrophobia.

The date for the vote was agreed at a cabinet meeting held on Saturday that also freed ministers from the usual notion of collective responsibility.

Second — and this is news to me — the usual notion that minimum wages and the Earned Income Tax Credit are competing ways to help low-wage workers is wrong.

Given Mr. Gatlif's intimate knowledge of the cultures he is dealing with -- he is the son of a Gypsy mother and a Berber father, born in Algeria and raised in Marseille -- he might have been able to come up with something more stimulating than the usual notion of a Romany ruled by blood lust.

We explore Ω-adaptedness, a variant of the usual notion of adaptedness found in stochastic calculus.

And we shall not deal either with the usual notion of representation.

Usual notions of pedagogy out of place here.

Moschen's performance "defied all the usual notions of juggling".

They all involve abandon: abandoning my diet, abandoning my worries about getting blood on my tie, abandoning my usual notions of just how big and expensive dinner should be.

Ms. Duguid's work, both in her new book and in six previous books with her former husband, Jeffrey Alford, has more in common with anthropology than with usual notions of food and travel writing.

We present some usual notions and notations used in the q-calculus [16 18].