Sentence examples for be the notion of from inspiring English sources

As for the violence, surely it can't be the notion of Jews taking up arms against German officials and soldiers during wartime that arouses an outcry.

That seems to be the notion of the show's three Danish artists: Anne Marie Ploug, Tine Maria Koefoed and Ann Sophie Staerk.

One major theme of this year's edition of the festival, the ninth, will be the notion of bravery in those realms, with panel discussions and other events honoring writers who have shown courage in their lives and work.

Small wonder, then, that Harris's professed intention with Ready For The Weekend should be the notion of "stadium dance", which as he describes it – "playing football stadiums with massive riffs, big hands-in-the-air moments" – sounds like a more corporate, corralled version of outdoor raves.

An important tool in our investigation will be the notion of forbidden substructures.

But this cannot be the notion of structure that structuralism in the philosophy of mathematics has in mind.

Second is the notion of proper recall.

There is the notion of public Waves.

What is the notion of "common descent"?

First to go is the notion of being cool.

The crucial issue here, arguably, is the notion of "excessive".