Sentence examples for changing notions from inspiring English sources

The Census Bureau wants to make broad changes to its surveys to keep pace with changing notions of race.

The table discussed changing notions of gender identity and how to live an artistic life.

Let "Trees" be what it is, a gateway to our changing notions of poetry as we mature.

A museum could build a fascinating full-scale exhibition around changing notions of realism, power and pleasure in hip-hop.

At a deeper level, the story of little Kosovo is the story of changing notions of sovereignty and international law.

Her first, "L'Amour en Plus" — a history of the changing notions of mother love — was published in 1980, when she was thirty-five.

He traces how the changing notion of the 'couple' affects both French and wider European adoption law.

Their project pushed Alice and Sarah to delve into the changing notion of participatory politics and what counts as political.

A changing notion of how heart attacks occur ought to lower expectations for the traditional methods used to prevent arteries from clogging shut.

Caglioti is currently working on a project on enemy aliens and the changing notion of citizenship during and after World War I.

The ACLU argued that women had effectively been engaged on the combat roles in Iraq and Afghanistan given the nature of those two wars and the changing notion of the 'front line'.