Sentence examples for with a notions from inspiring English sources

By then, Mr. Kress, who began with a notions store near Wilkes-Barre, Pa., had become a serious collector of European furniture and art during his frequent buying trips in Europe.

This approach is aligned with (a) notions of shared decision-making that do not (necessarily) privilege health status as the only valued outcome [ 1] and (b) conceptualisation of patient empowerment, not as process, but as a useful, measurable health-related psychosocial outcome.

Sanders made his name in Chicago real estate before moving back to his hometown of El Paso a decade ago with a notion about remaking the city's identity.

"I came up with a notion to trick algae into pumping more lipids out," he said.

"We started with a notion of starting a local community-based marketplace.

But Evans must have confused this relative advantage with a notion that tariffs will actually make us better off.

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.

DEVOTIONS, by Bruce Smith (University of Chicago, paper, $18). Most of these agile, ambitious poems begin with a notion of blue-collar manhood, full of rough edges, frustration, defiance and pride.

The mechanism effectively detects inconsistent states of transactions with a notion of an end-state dependency and recovers them to consistent states.

Lacking an explanation for the empire's fall, Roth comes up with a notion of "fate," and he bangs that drum portentously and repeatedly.