Sentence examples for added notion from inspiring English sources

In these works he continued to pursue his long-standing quest to convey impressions of light and colour, but with the added notion that he needed to create more than one painting of each scene to explore and convey the changing effects of light and weather to the fullest extent.

The added notion of correctness, it may therefore be argued, simply does no semantic work.

Some approaches taking paracomplete ideas on board have sought to supplement the Kripke approach by adding notions of determinate truth.

Recht gemächlich" suggests strong motion, though not too fast, to which notion he adds the notion of "quite leisurely". He is still in no particular hurry to charge to the end.

To the notion of the survival of the fittest individual within a society was now added the notion of the struggle of one society against the other – so that the fittest race would survive.

But, Mr. Hill added, "The notion that this country has been mortgaged to our political interests is simply not accurate".

But he added, "The notion that we could go through this whole process and satisfy absolutely everyone is not realistic".

Fellow Labour councillor Jon Illingworth added the notion of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".

Mr. La Vorgna added, "The notion that the city's vendor integrity mechanisms will somehow be taxed is false".

Mr Brown added: "The notion of pension funds building entire towns, to quote Ian Fleming, 'goes wildly beyond the probable, but not, I think, beyond the possible'.

At the same time, he added, the notion of a terrorist using a company to acquire and customize genetic sequences is "kind of far-fetched".