Sentence examples for without any notion from inspiring English sources

Without any notion of the history of this country?

"It was all these commercial guys, just modelling it without any notion of what would happen," the director told me.

Is it any wonder that Depp took his dogs to Brisbane without any notion of how the real world lives?

American exceptionalism, taken to extremes, leaves you without the allies you need (Iraq), without the influence you want (Iran) and without any notion of risk (Wall Street).

Without any notion of civic ownership, the place will clearly go to the dogs, what with people pulling their wheely cases everywhere and pinching gondolas without a care.

Ben Affleck, a big fan of the Lehane novels, began working on the screenplay, together with his friend Aaron Stockard, without any notion that he might direct it.

The other is a club that has existed in Cyprus since 1926, without any notions of joining the Champions League elite.

Unlike other contemporaneous approaches (J.R. Searle, 1990), this formulation provided for two agents to coordinate their activities without introducing any notion of irreducible joint intentions.

She's perfectly capable of screwing up their plans without having any notion of them whatever.

Backstage, as the women fiddle with costumes, they have the matter-of-fact acceptance of nudity shared by strippers and sex professionals, an attitude without shame or any notion of sin.

Waking up in a hostile, confined place without an identity or any notion of what you're supposed to do or how you can get out — as Thomas, the hero of "The Maze Runner," does — is a scenario often found in video games.