Sentence examples for debate the notion of from inspiring English sources
Wolf also quotes Diane Eyer, a psychologist and academic, in this observation that has consequences right across the early years debate: "The notion of risk [has been] transformed from a dichotomy to a continuum".
Cosmologists often debate the notion of a "multiverse": could it be that our universe is but one of many?
One might conclude then that in the policy debate, the notion of isolating Hezbollah from Iran, and of weakening and pressurizing President Assad, simply trumped the common sense judgement that when you pump highly toxic and dangerous fracturing substances into geological formations, you can never entirely know or control the consequences.
Recent instalments have debated the notion of isolation in the age of social media, and the legacy of Where The Wild Things Are creator Maurice Sendak.
Rewind to a politics class where we debated the notion of a welfare state so thin it would only protect against starvation and destitution.
Founded in 1928 this organization of planners and architects had initially promoted architecture in economic and social context, but at its fourth meeting in 1933 (under the direction of Le Corbusier) it debated the notion of the "Functional City".
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: For homework, students respond to the following prompt in a reflective essay: "Missing from the current debate is the notion of self-acceptance.
One issue that is at stake in this debate is the notion of responsibility.
A first, essential step towards the creation of a neuro-oriented human rights framework has been the recent debate over the notion of cognitive liberty.
J.J.C. Smart (1963) famously bifurcated the free will debate, denying the notion of moral responsibility built on the concept of desert (one seemingly incompatible with determinism), and in doing so dismissing the traditional free will problem.
The thermal profile of LUCA remains a matter of debate but the notion of a hyperthermophilic LUCA [ 116, 125- 128] is not anymore as firmly supported as it once appeared [ 29, 48- 50].
