Examples of using A notion in English and their translations into Danish
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But such a notion will, on closer observation, likewise show itself to be an expression of quite a superficial view
Chalama had a notion travel with me, too;
Such a notion is too preposterous to be stated by any one who has ever realised the relation of men to land.
To this day he is with his memorable picture stories for many generations, a notion.
Suffice it to say, the'democratic' Greeks were averse to such a notion, and as such were alienated by many of Alexander's megalomaniac decisions.
Yes. I'm sure that Gunnery Sergeant Gibbs has a notion of how to get through to Corporal Werth's troubled mind.
We invites most of the customers to search in ModaOperandi and find a notion in what the latest fashion
It is a notion from the good old days,
Mr Carson's got a notion he and I might buy a place as an investment.
It was a notion based on moralistic preaching rather than on scientific evidence by the WHO
While gently chiding the author for using too narrow a notion of a function and for being too rigorous in a supposed textbook.
Already then, I had a notion, that I wanted to be here,
Such a notion was formed Nikolai Anichkov at the beginning of the last century,
A notion which is deep rooted amongst Iranians, and I am extremely
understanding- and a notion that all cultures are equally good.
thousands of reports from 42 countries. To give a notion of the sheer avalanche.
is all about a notion of respect and honour and the first one might be rough, old school hockey.
By the time I did Gigolo I got a notion of what it meant to think visually.
the particle accelerator that I would eventually create was but a notion, much less a reality,
Of course such a notion has superficial appeal,