Sentence examples for what a notion from inspiring English sources
But if I didn't have to like it – if I just had to effectively put my head down and move through some uncomfortable feelings till I got to the other side – what a notion!
Every age also has a theory about the past and the present, of what was and what is, a notion of time: a theory of history.
What a preposterous notion.
And what a fantastic notion of legacy that is.
What a ridiculous notion to think that a whistle-blower could work within a corrupt system to air the misdoings of a corrupt administration!
What a daunting notion it is to make an upbeat musical about that World's Fair, the theme park of yesteryear at Flushing Meadow in Queens.
What a bizarre notion, to say that a player who comes into a game with his team in the lead, and gets three or four outs, could be the best pitcher and the best playoff athlete in history.
Almost 30 years on from the "great" Education Reform Act, which ushered in the idea that choice would raise standards and satisfy all, barely a day goes by without a reminder of what a flimsy notion this is.
The piece "True Love", after opening with an intimate celebration of sexuality, culminates in lines that are beautifully poised, deeply concerned with evoking what a secular notion of insight might mean.
