Sentence examples for with a notion of from inspiring English sources
"We started with a notion of starting a local community-based marketplace.
Just a year ago, Ms. Love was an unheard-of small-city mayor with a notion of running for Congress.
Mrs Thatcher started with a notion of Britain and only retroactively found it validated by Hayek and Bastiat.
But the Skirball team was also working with a notion of sustainability — which generally meant using wood, avoiding plastics and synthetics, and incorporating repurposed objects.
Lacking an explanation for the empire's fall, Roth comes up with a notion of "fate," and he bangs that drum portentously and repeatedly.
"Boring," plays on public awareness of his marriage to the film actress Paula Patton, with a notion of painless sacrifice that rings ridiculous but honest.
Most of these agile, ambitious poems begin with a notion of blue-collar manhood, full of rough edges, frustration, defiance and pride.
"And also because it was a project that addresses the format of a prize with a notion of generosity and playfulness".
Sun Green leaves town with Earth Brown, a like-minded young man she meets in a bar; the two head for Alaska with a notion of joining the militant environmental movement.
As with the dialectic, Marx began with a Hegelian notion of alienation but developed a more materialist conception.
Hetty Fox is a woman with a strong notion of how this city works.
