“I thought it necessary to examine this popular notion that wealth consists in money, or in gold and silver.”

“She has this naive notion that she can always trust in the kindness of strangers.”

“The building certainly did not match my notion of what a country cottage should have looked like.”

“Content not yourselves with some part of it, that you read the gospel, or new Testament, but neglect the old as is the practice of some flush notionist.”

“Ah, but don't think that we are presently free of wrong-headed notions originated by trained and accredited scientists.”

“These twin notions are neither new nor radical, but are rooted in core American values.”

“One such bridging concept is struggle, which incorporates notions of both competition and war.”