Sentence examples for as the notions of from inspiring English sources

His influence remains strongly felt in the West, as the notions of mind, freedom, and authority continue to be challenged and explored.

Scanlan demonstrates conclusively that Dostoevsky's philosophical views were more solidly grounded and systematic than have been imagined and cannot be dismissed as the notions of an irrationalist.

In Ivo van Hove's stage adaptation of the work, with a script by Emily Mann (at New York Theatre Workshop), that smugness is disassembled and reassembled, just as the notions of intimacy and unfaithfulness are disassembled and reassembled.

Yet as the notions of camp, decadence, and extravagance suggest, there are instances in which the grotesque intersects with sophistication and vice versa.

Such dichotomies include for example the classical notion of uniform exponential dichotomies, as well as the notions of nonuniform exponential dichotomies and nonuniform polynomial dichotomies.

This second phase, a cosmological account in the traditional Presocratic mold, is what she here refers to as "the notions of mortals, in which there is no genuine trustworthiness" (fr. 1.30).

It's as if the notions of "effete" and "back to basics" had been reproduced in the beverage itself.

As well, the notion of competence, despite its global popularity, has flaws.

Readers will also learn that divorce was common in early Ireland, as was the notion of trial marriages.

As abstract as the notion of human nature is, its stakes are extremely high.

It was a suggestion as unnerving as the notion of Alicia alone.