Sentence examples for concerned the notion of from inspiring English sources
As far as Benjamin is concerned, the notion of his suicide will also not be easy to dislodge.
As far as the Premier League's big four (or five, six or seven these days) is concerned, the notion of doing a Guardiola is out of the question.
As far as our exploration of PP as an instructional strategy is concerned, the notion of PP that we are interested in is PP involving the generation of new questions around a given situation, wherein students use the PP activity as a way to unfold new knowledge, around conceptually related seed knowledge, in any given domain.
And the theatrical nature of the shoot means that, at least as far as Garcia's maternal relationship is concerned, the notion of whether life imitates art, or vice versa, is thoroughly confused.
Accordingly, as far as small viruses are concerned, the notion of direct evolutionary derivation of eukaryotic viruses/elements from prokaryotic counterparts might be justified.
The earliest modern paradoxes concerned the notions of ordinal and cardinal number.
The Spirit Level (1996) concerns the notion of centredness and balance in both the natural and the spiritual senses.
The main argument against physicalism is usually thought to concern the notion of qualia, the felt qualities of experience.
A related problem concerns the notion of the acceptance of a paradigm, research programme or research tradition.
Questions concerning the notion of Latin American philosophy were first raised in Latin America in the nineteenth century.
