1.   This has led some pundits to suggest that an increasingly fickle public has given up on old notions of artist loyalty.

2.   And cosmetics companies are the newest of the new prophets, turning the old notion of hope in a jar on its head.

3.   And why is a meme any more an explanation for ideas than old notions of power or resonance or reason?

4.   But he said many investors were still inhibited by old notions about these suppliers of basic household services.

5.   But even as less money has been invested by those relying on the old notions of value, the potential importance of those concepts may be rising.

6.   But they stuck to their old notions of living separately -- until too late.

7.   Carolyn See challenges the old notions of demon alcohol and puts a new and thoughtful spin on the chicken-egg question.

8.   Carolina challenges old notions.

9.   Closer to a graphic design than to a place to sit, it challenges old notions of high design.

10.   Cosmetics companies are the newest of the new prophets, turning the old notion of hope in a jar on its head.