Sentence examples for competing notions from inspiring English sources

This is the story of competing notions of the Indian-American dream.

Surging bike ridership has created a simmering cultural conflict between competing notions of urban transportation.

"There are competing notions of what AR is going to be," says Fleetwood.

Bella is reciting Robert Frost's poem "Fire and Ice," about competing notions of how the world will end.

People of liberal instincts will have competing notions of how to protect and promote freedom of choice.

People of liberal instincts will have competing notions of how to protect and promote freedom of choice," he told The Daily Telegraph.

When it comes to countering rumors, psychologists have found that the best strategy is not to deny the charge ("I am not a flip-flopper") but to affirm a competing notion.

Kalinske, Sony Electronic Publishing's Olaf Olafsson, and Sony America's Micky Schulhof had previously discussed development of a joint "Sega/Sony hardware system", which never came to fruition due to Sega's desire to create hardware that could accommodate both 2D and 3D visuals and Sony's competing notion of focusing entirely on 3D technology.

"Geographical Europe," wrote Norman Davies in "Europe: A History," "has always had to compete with notions of Europe as a cultural community, and in the absence of common political structures, European civilization could only be determined by cultural criteria".

This is a story of a people struggling with competing needs and notions of violence, power, ritual and culture that continue to stir in the Land of Israel through the rest of the biblical story and far beyond it.

In part, they argue, this is due to the complex and sometimes competing nature of notions such as 'quality of care' and 'quality of life' and of the requirements and demands of diverse organizations.