Sentence examples for create a notion from inspiring English sources
"We are stepping up our activism to ensure that the government and power industries, now eager to create a notion of security, will not restart nuclear plants," she said.
Backgrounds were hand-painted - with exception of the waterfall, mostly consisting of footage of the Angel Falls - and sometimes scenery was used in both foreground and bottom to create a notion of depth.
Cantilevered as if to invite users inside, this public urban branch library creates a notion of gathering and communal space within an urban environment.
The sense of community draws influence from connectivity, social values and trust (Kilpatrick et al. 2003) and creates a notion of belonging (culminating into mutual benefit) and responsibility towards the community (Jacobs 1961).
While her main contribution was a practical one – she designed a swimsuit in which the wearer could actually swim – she also influenced the way women behaved and helped create a modern notion of femininity for the 20th century.
With the guitarist Tim Felton, the keyboard player Roj Stevens and the drummer Steve Perkins, Broadcast spurned major scales and rock cliches, instead pioneering what is now termed "hauntology" by attempting to create a retrospective notion of what musicians in the late 1960s thought that the future might sound like.
But the prescription — that the only solution is to somehow shame companies into honoring a decades-old social contract — ignores a historic opportunity to create a more enlightened notion of work.
It's created a racial notion of who should own the curvy diva image and who should strictly stick to being stick thin.
She has attended for five years, and, inspired by what others were doing, found herself nursing a notion to create a reading program for homeless children.
It tends to create a very self-reverential notion of higher education and to destroy efforts on broader social issues on which higher education should provide leadership".
