Sentence examples for broadening of the notion from inspiring English sources
To classify propositions and even propositional functions as instances of the same logical phenomenon as definite descriptions requires a considerable broadening of the notion.
This is perhaps a pity, since making this equation doesn't shed much light on the phenomena Ehrlich is interested in explaining, and many readers will be needlessly put off by this broadening of the notion of evolution, well beyond any practical utility.
A rather different example is the broadening of the notion of 'science' to encompass wider rationalities such as the effectiveness and efficiency of treatments, or adherence to research-based clinical protocols [ 10, 20].
And that's what Professor Cunningham means when he says we should broaden out the notion – or idea – of philanthropy.
The legal justification for "targeted killings" has been provided by broadening the notion of self-defence.
Tectonics embraces as its chief working principle the concept of plate tectonics, a theory that was formulated in the late 1960s by American, Canadian, and British geophysicists to broaden and synthesize the notion of continental drift and the seafloor spreading hypothesis.
The counteroffensive, involving books, articles and academic conferences, seeks to broaden the notion of merit beyond tests and grades and hails affirmative action less as a means of overcoming past discrimination -- an older argument with decreasing political support -- and more as a way to insure a healthier future for whites and blacks.
And he broadened the notion of what constituted important historical resources to include "vernacular" buildings, structures like the 19th-century cast-iron industrial lofts of SoHo, which were not designed in high style yet spoke eloquently about the cultures that created them.
