Sentence examples for age notions from inspiring English sources

He saw a clash between feminism and New Age notions of soul mates on the one hand, and "our fundamental, unconscious, hard-wired instincts".

Age: Notions of local ownership have been around for years, but the modern form of the idea emerged not long after the 1992 Earth summit in Rio.

In the case of Madonna, who was born Roman Catholic, her fascination with Jewish images flows mostly out of her attraction to something that she calls cabala but that many dismiss as a distillation of New Age notions about the genuine cabala.

"Some of the rhetoric around community-building evokes a kind of Golden Age notion of neighborhood solidarity, which is perhaps misguided," Mr. Chaskin said in an interview at the end of April.

Second, these activists are products of a do-it-yourself culture — the Internet-age notion that expertise in most things, once the province of a select few, is now just a few clicks away.

The first icon in the image list under the subject category should be MI's own photograph, once, in her age, the notion of subject is still much connected with the notion of the self (Figure 9). Figure 9 Interface level 2, MI's application in use.

As baby boomers age, that notion becomes all the more comforting.

"We just can't seem to escape that age old notion that black ministers can be bought off," Mr. McKinney said.

It has also been argued that Disney is playing on age-old notions that a hero has to be a white man.

11 age, the notion that what you don't know can't hurt you seems as quaint as the crossbow and catapult.

In this high-tech age, the notion that so many students would throw themselves into something so decidedly un-techy is perhaps contrary.