Sentence examples for begin with the notion from inspiring English sources

Queries begin with the notion at the heart of the show, Eros the god of love.

We begin with the notion that because the profession has yet to settle on a consensus model of the economy, it is unreasonable to expect private agents to have collective rational expectations.

Let us begin with the notion of an axiom system.

We begin with the notion of an ultranet (or universal net).

Let us begin with the notion of hyperconvex hull which was introduced by Isbell in [4] (see Definition 2.7).

They begin with the notion of a Big Conjunctive Fact (BCF), which is the totality of propositions that would be true of any possible world, were it actualized.

Rouch became the exemplary reflexive filmmaker, and his view of the cinema began with the notion of performance.

Mr. Hefter said the phenomenon began with the notion of "a peer group with no authority figures".

This third position begins with the notion that people are driven by the desire to earn the respect of their fellows.

"The idea began with the notion of what a Northeastern summer house would look like," he said, sitting in his store on East 72nd Street last week.

This season began with the notion that after St .Louis and Tennessee -- two longtime downtrodden franchises -- reached the Super Bowl last year, any team could reach the big game.