Sentence examples for advances a notion from inspiring English sources

This paper advances a notion of incivility as a precursor to a continuum of antisocial acts culminating in bullying behaviour.

Wilson advanced a notion that is as significant for moral theory as the notion of norms dictated by universal, evolutionarily acquired preferences and indeed ultimately more useful, namely ambivalence.

Holroyd & Kelly (forthcoming) advance a notion of "ecological control", and Suhler and Churchland (2009) offer an account of nonconscious control that underwrites automaticity itself, yet is ostensibly sufficient for underwriting responsibility.

It sounds almost too ludicrous to believe anyone would advance such a notion, yet it's all over the intertubes today.

Over the course of his directing career, Mr. Eastwood has quietly advanced a revisionist notion of masculinity, a critique from within of the brutal individualism that made him famous as an actor.

Collingwood advances a very liberal notion of representation, such that a great deal more artefacts than one would initially think could rightly qualify as representative.

The White House is complicit in the current mess for advancing an absolutist notion that self-policed markets self-correct, and therefore require little or no regulation.

He is advancing an interesting notion -- that "Congress" is a body that could, if they wanted to, "pass laws" that affected the budget.

The embrace of advances in fintech inspires a notion of security and reduction in fraudulent activity.

There's a notion, advanced by hawkish types in the US, that Russia is intervening in Syria because Obama left a leadership vacuum in Syria.

"It beggars belief that such a major policy should be advanced with so flimsy a notion of how it will be funded.