Sentence examples for delivering this notion from inspiring English sources

Regardless of researchers' attempts to render a perfect vision of family participation (Dinnebeil et al. 1999; Kontos and Diamond, 2002; Mahoney and Filer, 1996; McNaughton, 1994; McWilliam et al., 1995; Summers et al., 1990; Summers et al., 2005; Wehman and Gilkerson, 1999; Zhang et al. 1999), the literature attests that there has been limited progress delivering this notion in practice.

Sam Harris's new book, Waking Up, delivers this startling notion loud and clear, and his aim, in a nutshell, is to debunk the illusion of the personal self, which he says is the key to becoming real.

Our present findings support this notion.

Because it alone has the potential to deliver what the notion of electronic commerce had always implied.

It saddened me that anyone at the Guardian would think it was appropriate to ridicule Dawkins in this manner and I was further disappointed by the accompanying article by Jonathan Jones which was a weakly argued personal attack on Dawkins, using poorly researched material to deliver the pathetic notion that Dawkins "just wants to be the cleverest kid in the class".

"It doesn't occur to me until much later that certain ideas are in bad taste because they're wrought or delivered from notions of popular romance".

For me actually the real challenge of design right now is this notion of dematerialization: using less but delivering more to the most amount of people possible.

This notion was given bolder expression in a lecture I heard Bloom deliver about how the New Testament was a "weak misreading" of the Hebrew Bible.

Edwards disputes this notion.

Americans resist this notion.

This notion is an oversimplification.