Sentence examples similar to a generalized notion of justice from inspiring English sources

There are a few moments when the paintings also seem to respond more or less directly to a generalized notion of the "white canon".

Ken Burns's 10-part, 19-hour documentary "Jazz" -- which begins tomorrow night at 9 on PBS, striking with a heavier thump than any previous document about the music -- may once again establish a "generalized" notion of what jazz is.

One of the two ways corresponds to Hintikka's notion of Skolem function, the other corresponding to a generalized notion of strategy function.

Validity with respect to every choice of an atomic system can be viewed as a generalized notion of logical validity.

To solve the -HS, we need to define and use a generalized notion of -net.

The basic building block for the Moot-Puite nets is a generalized notion of a link, accommodating connectives of any arity.

Perhaps because at the core of Rawls's picture lies a notion of justice, whereas at the core of Nozick's picture lies a notion of rights.

You are denying me every sense of a notion of justice".

The Crito depends upon a notion of justice and injustice which it never defines.

In his mind, it is an illogical notion of justice — arrested for sitting, but allowed to gouge someone's eyes?

Thompson's unit differed from Watkins's in that it sought to consider an expanded notion of justice.