Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Notion"

A: "mythic past" means an imaginary, idealized past. Here they are saying we cannot go back to how things used to be as a solution to our problems.

A: Creative = new/unusual/interesting
Notions = ideas

A: It means that the design process is something that is not based on what is built but the making and collaboration of the art department

A: I'm not sure about this one. Maybe it needs more context.
To "run the gamut" means to go as far as it can go.

A: "idea of beauty"

example: Is your notion of beauty clean skin and long hair?

A: I agree with that notion.
I was in a state of perpetual confusion.
As a youngster, she read often.
Grief can be emotional torture.
This job is torture!
We will be ready momentarily.
They will be here momentarily.
The beam of light shines through the window.
I can't move this wooden beam.
The shirt doesn't fit me.
This job is not a good fit for me.
His devotion to his work is amazing.
She is very devoted to her religion.
Don't touch that cup, it's fragile!
The fragile glass bowl broke when I fell.
They owed me money.
I paid the debts that I owed.

Hope this helps!

A: Girls have nuanced and sophisticated notions of leadership that include advocating for their beliefs and sharing power with others.

Although the 2020 summer feels like a lifetime ago, we still find ourselves drifting back to those amazing memories and smiling at the notion that soon we will be doing it all again.

The entire structure of the program is based on the notion that the best learning environment for children is one in which knowledge is acquired through a variety of activities, using each of the five senses.

We performance-test a huge range of kitchen equipment without any preconceived notions equating price to quality — and never fail to get eye-opening results that will save you substantial amounts of money.

It's a commonly accepted myth: Spiders flock to our houses in the fall to escape the coming cold of winter. But this notion is just that, a myth. Spiders generally don’t infest your house more in the winter.

A: Sometimes a great notion came over the big Chief to body slam nurse Crotchett. As leadbelly famously sung “sometimes I live in the city, sometimes I live on the town, sometimes I get a crazy notion to jump off a bridge and drown”.

Ken Kesey’s last book was “sometimes a great notion” set in an Oregon logging community, but the chief and the nurse are from “one flew over the cuckoos nest”. Leadbelly is given credit for an earlier Further ode to sanity “goodnight Irene “.

A: Notion refers to an idea that is commonly accepted or known

For example;
- Many foreign learners downloaded HiNative with the notion that it can improve their command in their languages.
- The students had a notion about the school rules.
- The notion of how we need to brush our teeth twice a day has been accepted worldwide

A: It depends on which definition you're using



She had a notion to call her friend at work.

Or..

I had no notion of what her words meant.

A: They’re very similar, though a “notion” might be a concept which is not as developed as an “idea.” A notion could turn into an idea. It’s the beginnings of an idea, you could say.

A: Notion carries the connotation that the idea is wrong or believed to be wrong. For example: "I don't know where you got the notion that we're dating."

Perception refers to a view of something rather than an idea. For example: "My self-perception shifted when I realized that my parents didn't love each other."

A: Try this: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/283977/what-is-the-distinction-between-notion-and-idea

A: Notion is a belief about something while concept is a rough idea.

A: There is a very fine line between notion and concept. Personally, I identify a concept as a theory of some kind and a notion as an idea (basically the same thing). However, native speakers put very little thought into the distinction, since both words are synonymous.

A: Thank you very much for telling me.

A: Do you mean for food? We don’t really have anything like that in English. We don’t have the same respect for animals and where our food comes from.

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A: concepts ( of a language )

A: × The notion that men work outside the home and women take care of their kids and housework is deeply rooted in the Japanese society.
✓ The idea of men working outside the home and women taking care of the kids and doing the housework is deeply rooted in Japanese society.

A: I am so sorry for the late answer! I'll try to get back to you more quickly next time.

There are two main contrasting views regarding hydraulic fracking. Generally, those lecturing the subject oppose it, whereas reading tends to defend it.
Most sources claim that the method is beneficial, since more oil means a lower price. Furthermore, it states that fracking increases job opportunities. On the other hand, speakers note that this technology is not accepted economically. They argue that, while it increases the amount of gas production, it also requires more money to be paid in order to develop the area. Workers will migrate with their family to the operation zone, which would lead to more police and school costs.
Regarding safety issues, studies believe that chemicals used in hydraulic fracking are environmentally friendly. They cause neither water contamination nor radioactive pollution. This is contrary to the lecturers’ opinion, as they believe groundwater pollution does occur, since the process involves cancer-causing elements such as methane and radium. These polluted waters evaporate, leading to respiratory illnesses through air contamination.
Finally, written accounts indicate that hydraulic fracking the the future of the energy industry. However, professors say that the amount in gas reservoirs is overestimated. They are the first energy resource because the government gives it the most attention. If they invested in gas and renewable sources equally, then it is possible solar and wind energy could compete with former.

This is a very difficult topic, and one I don't know much about. But you sounded very educated when I read through it.
Reading and lecturer are strange choices to use when talking about the sides. I used several different words throughout the edit I did above. Lecturer isn't super common, and occasionally reading sounds strange in the sentence.
Additives is a good word, but it is used when describing ingredients in food. In this context, I believe a different word would be more appropriate. Other than that, excellent as always!
I never really specified this is the past, but when I change something you wrote, it doesn't always mean you're wrong. Sometimes, it's just an alternative option that might sound nicer or explain the meaning better. You usually aren't doing much incorrect; your writing is very good.

If you don't mind me asking, what are all these essays for? Are you taking a class?

A: A) add ‘are’- “are descended”,
B) grew isn’t the correct wording here,
C) not ‘had descended’- use have/are, not ‘had grown’- use has,
D) not ‘is grown’, instead “has grown”,
E) this doesn’t work at all, ‘are descending’ speaks in the present tense about a past event, and ‘was growing’ doesn’t fit into the context of the sentence it’s in.

Best option: “are/have descended” and “has grown”

A: This whole notion that it was supposed to be [an] honour to be taken out for dinner by Danny collided with [the] feeling that she was losing her battle.

A: Notion means idea. The Celts lived in the British Isles before the Roman invasion, before the Angles and Saxons and Vikings invaded. Celtic people may have had one leader, rather than dividing Britain between different Kings - a single country.