Sentence examples for a certain notion of equality from inspiring English sources

Actually, every normative theory implies a certain notion of equality.

The open-source style of the Registry implies a certain notion of democracy and equality in that each individual or team has the same access to the same information and is at their liberty to pick and choose which parts to use and alter.

Pāṇini (400 bce) composed his grammar of Sanskrit with a certain notion of Sanskrit as an atemporal language.

"There is a notion of hospitality, a notion of theater and there's a certain notion of play that gets involved.

Most of us cherish a certain notion of entitlement on our birthday.

A certain notion began to dance in his mind.

It is clearly a rather strict notion of equality between λ-terms.

This, she argues, is because countries favour an Aristotelian notion of equality whereby likes are treated as alike and unlikes unalike.

This, by the way, is what Glover appears to favour – he's not actually against equality per se, but against a certain (caricatured) version of equality (of outcome).

"For us, the vote is a foundation to our notion of equality," Mr. Sachs said.

Could psychoanalysis tell us something about why, in a society formally wedded to the notion of equality, we invest so much energy creating hierarchies of power and prestige?