Sentence examples for Rich notion from inspiring English sources

"What I'm interested in cultivating is ecological wisdom that is deeply theological – a rich notion that human life is always embedded with the life of others," he says.

While Europe has put historically great emphasis on the particular (cities, kingdoms, nation-states), China has often aimed at the universal, the rich notion of "tianxia -- "all-under-Heaven" -- whose political expression has been the empire or the dynasty -- wangchao.

(3) Finally, Catholic social thought can help in yet another way: Catholicism has developed a deep and rich notion of the common good which all progressives might call upon.

It is a very Mary Wesley notion.

Lewis' notion of "gross malpractice" suffered also from vagueness.

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The Bush notion was to break both ends of the logjam at the same time.

"Funny notion of defying the fates — to take a woman in tow," comments one observer.

From William Carlos Williams' notion of "no ideas but in things", we're moving towards "no things but in ideas".

To solve this problem Dietrich turns to the traditional Christian Neoplatonic notion of the hierarchy of being.

He draws principally on María Lugones' notion of 'world'-travelling (Lugones 1987).