Sentence examples for by notions from inspiring English sources

He clearly isn't troubled by notions of authenticity.

"They are fascinated by notions of heroic death and the mythology of war".

Both are wrapped up with, or twisted by, notions of what it means to be brave.

Is irresolution a virtue in a literary culture influenced by notions of indeterminacy?

Food for children – young children at least – is generally uncorrupted by notions of class.

The Japanese lieutenant and I, inhibited by notions of military protocol, did not warm up to each other right away.

"I am haunted by notions of things like the military-industrial complex," said the film's director, Jonathan Demme.

Brazilians, though, have always been propelled by notions of historical destiny and national greatness that any American would recognize.

If ever there was a time for a politics underpinned by notions of the empowering state it is now.

The first Duke of Cornwall, Edward was a military genius obsessed by notions of chivalry and Arthurian legend.

But in the kitchen we are seduced by notions of abroad, excited by novelty and careless with our heritage.