Sentence examples for a single notion of from inspiring English sources

Instead of converging around a single notion of beauty, we will invent new forms of human beauty.

The first is that it conflates many different things from the quality of a company's products to its relationship with NGOs into a single notion of "reputation".

Perhaps most fundamentally, there are controversies about whether there is a single notion of explanation that applies to all sciences, all contexts, and all periods and about whether explanatory power counts as an objective quality of theories.

On its face, a single notion of degree of confirmation does not apply in different contexts of inquiry.

On this view, the data can be explained by appeal to a single space of possible worlds and a single notion of truth in a world.

For simplicity we will assume that there is only a single relevant reading of ' in virtue', and only a single notion of interiority.

We find that the individuals in this study are heterogeneous, and that they do not follow any single notion of fairness or inequality aversion.

It is not clear whether these three characterizations should properly be thought of as competing characterizations of a single notion or instead as ways of trying to capture three related, but different, and equally legitimate, notions.

There may have been three directors, but they were unified by a single notion (Zanuck's?) of how to shoot war.

Read "A Peacock in the Cage," for instance, and observe how she builds a poem around the single notion of confinement, such that you're levitating with her and all the better for it.

Again, Ryle was later critical of the implication that the single notion of a category-mistake could function as a 'skeleton-key' for all problems (1954, 9); but the detailed accounts of individual concepts that he provided in his work as a whole demonstrated the power and value of linguistic analysis, and offered a model for other philosophers.