Examples of using A notion in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I swear, honey, I don't know where you got such a notion.
Give us a notion.
He will be the first to dispute such a notion.
Well, there's a notion.".
Again, libertarianism doesn't have a notion of the common good.
My phrasing presupposes, of course, that a notion of inside is socio-culturally available.
The Commission considers that the Kingdom of the Netherlands has too broad a notion of admissibility.
While gently chiding the author for using too narrow a notion of a function and for being too rigorous in a supposed textbook.
The restaurant of the Molnár family in Fonyód was a notion among the artists being on tour in the country.
Now theoretical thinking focuses again on ethnicity, a notion that originally noted an ancient community linked by(actual
Is there such a notion of female mercantile spirit
When he said we need a notion of freedom as a postulate for practical reason,
It is pre-national communities that were more monotone! Besides, today there is no longer a notion comparable to that of the common good that was so central for nation state building.
Did they have a notion from the start that the voices and visions of each generation of new writers
you don't have a notion of what the ideal body means to you.
I have the overwhelming sense our associate here has a notion brewing.
which is always combined with a notion of energy, an energetic- informative field and with a movement.
Synesthetic people have a notion of the world completely different from ours,
Such a notion only exhibits a vindictiveness on the part of God, which is clearly
They have a notion in which direction they want to develop their company, where they want