Examples of using A notion in English and their translations into Portuguese
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So, Shivam is a concept, a notion, and an idea.
In the theistic tradition there is a notion of clinging into a word.
If I should take a notion to jump into the ocean♪.
Although the term"cycle" would infer a notion of predictability or certainty, these fluctuations.
That's only a notion arising in This.
What a notion!
Such a notion is clear in the work Woman with a child Fig.
Such a notion is of rather recent vintage and rather peculiar to American evangelicalism.
His critics charge him with fostering a notion of power struggle through ideas.
In conclusion, I hold up such a notion described by Pope Benedict XVI, where he says.
There is thus a notion of complementarity between these posts.
Such a notion is derived from a mistranslation of ruwa as"loud noise.
Why would such a notion come into your mind?
Now don't you start getting a notion about being a logger.
A notion to warm the heart.
The term frozen has a notion of appeasement.
I'm tortured that you would harbour such a notion.
So what would such a notion mean?
It is not an abstract definition, a notion subject to interpretation.
The proposal offered by Jesus is a concrete one and not a notion.