Sentence examples for Abstract notions from inspiring English sources

Abstract notions could not have a normative function unless they had such independent meanings.

Instead, he has abstract notions of Parisian mistresses and decadence.

Even his abstract notions of pleasure are grisly.

"Maturity" and "legality" were abstract notions behind my threadbare eyelids.

She designed for them, not for editors or abstract notions.

Pretending that the system is based upon abstract notions of morality will not make it so.

But these verses are also concerned with less abstract notions: love, and love's uncertainties.

For novelists like Thackeray, she observed, expressing abstract notions like truth posed serious challenges.

"Searching for Stars on an Island in Maine" demonstrates Lightman's ability to make the most abstract notions accessible to all.

He came across as a detached academic who believed in abstract notions he'd picked up in the faculty lounge.

The child has begun to know how to deal with mental symbols and acquires abstract notions, such as "responsibility".