Sentence examples for current notion of from inspiring English sources
That distinction is the foundation of the current notion of race.
Most stadiums were built well before our current notion of mobile was even a glimmer in Steve Jobs's eye.
She explains that the current notion of incentives emerged in three spheres in the early 20th century.
Gradually, however, the current notion of Biophilia took shape: an album whose songs interweave natural and musicological themes, interpreted in lectures, software and performance.
The second reason our current notion of wealth creation, and our commitment to its growth, must be questioned is to do with our relationship with the planet.
"And of course you would want to re-create it in the current notion of what it ought to have been".
Mattathias Schwartz and Philip Gourevitch join Dorothy Wickenden to discuss current notions of humanitarianism.
Greg Funfgeld, the artistic director since 1984, also seems intent on injecting current notions of proper performance practice.
Time of Pleasure From 18th-century Britain came many current notions of the high culture of music, theater, literature and the visual arts.
Be warned, though, that Mari Vanna seems to appeal to the fashion-forward, who are always keen to adopt ideas that reject current notions of restrained good taste.
