Sentence examples for certain notion of concern from inspiring English sources

I recently was asked a question by a dear friend, it seems like everyone has the certain notion of concern towards me that says, you are a ball of talent and we hate to see you waste away, what do you really want to do with your life?

They have a certain notion of what intelligence means and how to test for it.

Then, these operators and associated ROMs are transformed into counterparts that satisfy a certain notion of consistency.

Actually, every normative theory implies a certain notion of equality.

Pāṇini (400 bce) composed his grammar of Sanskrit with a certain notion of Sanskrit as an atemporal language.

"There is a notion of hospitality, a notion of theater and there's a certain notion of play that gets involved.

"There is a notion of hospitality, a notion of theater and there's a certain notion of play that gets involved.

Most of us cherish a certain notion of entitlement on our birthday.

"There's a certain amount of concern," Nasone says.

Tarski uses a certain precise notion of interpretation for a formal language.

"The epistemological notion of rationality concerns our relation to something nonhuman, whereas the moral notion concerns our relations to our fellow human beings" (Rorty 1996, 74).