Sentence examples for yes the notion from inspiring English sources
Yes, the notion that the world is a stage and the stage a world may be as old as Shakespeare.
3. Yes, the notion that women need to stay physically attractive to men in order to "keep them" is an outdated, sexist trope, perhaps put most succinctly by the 1963 Hal David lyric: "Hey, little girl, comb your hair, fix your make-up, soon he will open the door.
On a more millennialist and provocative note, the Singularity also offers a modern-day, quasi-religious answer to the Fountain of Youth by affirming the notion that, yes indeed, humans — or at least something derived from them — can have it all.
The one thing I will agree with Maher on is the notion that yes, liberals need to stand up for liberal principles.
In the paper "Co-constructing meaning in conversations with an aphasic man," Goodwin (1995) uses the notion of "... yes as a textured, non-binary answer" (p. 240).
Having grown up with the notion of Red China (yes, showing my age...), it feels very odd indeed to be signing off on a front page that speaks of the capitalist-communist state and its share market fluctuations.
Can you imagine that in London?" There is some hope that the government will change its position – the MPs of the communities and local government committee have urged ministers, in a report published before Christmas, to drop the notion of the default "yes" to development.
With the idea of re-instilling the notion that companies exist for shareholders, yes, but also for workers and communities.
The notion seems preposterous.
