There are also conflicting notions of how the competition for influence between Mr. Hu and Mr. Jiang could affect Mr. Hu's role after the congress.
As far back as the age of Jefferson, Mr. Graham writes, Americans have held conflicting notions about the place of animals in the yard.
His specialty is a carefully constructed hybrid that is also some kind of joke, charged by conflicting notions of high, low and lower.
Their sessions were fraught with conflicting notions – most clearly when a song the sisters had regarded as cajun-flavoured ("Complainte Pour Ste Catherine") was deemed to require pop treatment by Prestopino and reggae by Boyd.
A picture caption on Saturday with the continuation of an article about a recent wave of rapes in public locations in Rio de Janeiro that have cast a spotlight on conflicting notions of image and class in Brazil misstated the circumstances of the creation of women-only cars on trains in Rio.
The title for Soth's first British retrospective is Gathered Leaves, which hints at his ability to chronicle the many – often conflicting – notions of American life that coexist in such a politically riven country, but also his prowess as a maker of photobooks.
Bala et al., (2013) drills into the dynamic nature of social entrepreneurship and argues upon the two overlying and possibly conflicting notions.
Clive Sinclair's relationship with the NEB was fraught due to conflicting notions about which direction the company should go.
So how can we align conflicting notions of good debate, and focus on solving real problems involving religion and science?
We'd entered a murky area of conflicting notions of honor, pride, ambition and self-respect, and though to the observer his transgression might have been justifiable, you could also understand their disapproval.
