11.   The very notion of struggle will, of course, trigger widely varied responses among readers, quickening some, frightening others, bewildering yet others again.

12.   And given the nature of Pakistani society, the very notion of a defector from the nuclear program was unlikely, Perkovich said.

13.   And the very notion that having little tolerance for criticism is a problem unique to Hillary is downright silly.

14.   And they argue that the very notion that arts must be connected to other subjects suggests that the arts are not worthy in their own right.

15.   Besides, the very notion of alcohol as a kind of liquid aspirin, gulped daily to keep your arteries clear, is unutterably depressing.

16.   Bochy dreamed of the very notion.

17.   Born to Indian parents and brought up in England and California, he writes that the very notion of home is foreign to him.

18.   But earlier the very notion of the director had upset her father.

19.   But it does so in a way that kiddingly tweaks the very notion of political correctness.

20.   But in Israeli minds, any suggestion of returning refugees challenges the very notion of keeping Israel a Jewish state.