Sentence examples for your notions from inspiring English sources

Expand your notions of success.

It challenges your notions of what makes sense, nourishing your brain along with your gut.

To consider what to serve with stout, discard your notions of plump sausages or chili.

"Now you've really got to rely more on your notions of civic participation".

You might want to think twice, if you cherish your notions of reality, before accepting a ride from Brian Greene.

This could be a great rock band, but it won't play by your notions of what that is.

IF YOUR notion of Japan's ruling party is that after half a century in near-continuous power it is unrepresentative, out-of-touch and incompetent, the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) would like you to think again.

"And that's when you have to let your feelings, your preconceived notions, your sense of empathy and other factors enter in, including whether you want to help the little guy," Mr. Kyl continued, paraphrasing Mr. Obama.

Let me build on your notion of greater transparency.

Doesn't this challenge your notion of a democratic Israel?

But even this is to pay too much service to your notion.