Sentence examples for described notion from inspiring English sources
These observations are largely in agreement with the recently described notion of uniform scaling of embryogenesis in flies (Kuntz and Eisen 2014).
This provides direct evidence for previously described notions about CAM use such as that CAM are perceived to work in ways that orthodox medication may not, can work for supernatural causes (unlike orthodox medication) and may more likely lead to a cure [ 14, 15, 34].
Beyond distinguishing consent beyond the shadow of a doubt (not to downplay that because this concern is huge in our current climate) the magic of referring to intercourse as "doing sex" rather than "getting some" more subtly describes notions of what sex actually is -- in really tangible ways.
In the past, the Rock has described the notion of being president as "very alluring".
In his 1984 book "Hackers," Steven Levy described their notion of a hack as a feat "imbued with innovation, style and technical virtuosity".
Thaler has described his notion of "libertarian paternalism" as "beyond left and right — it uses right-wing means to achieve progressive ends".
Jeff Greenfield, of CNN, has described the notion that Trump could be ousted on the basis of mental health as a "liberal fantasy".
Paul Keating, prime minister for the Labor Party for five years to 1996, has described the notion that Australia was "born again or even redeemed" at Gallipoli as "utter nonsense".
Chaz Bono (formerly Chastity Bono) described the notion of gender identity, I think, perfectly: It's what's "between your ears, not between your legs".
Device analysts such as CCS Insight's Ben Wood described the notion of Apple Watch being a flop as "absolute nonsense" and said it would easily be the "most successful smartwatch ever".
NEW YORK — The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has described the notion of "adaptation" as those initiatives designed "to reduce the vulnerability of natural and human systems against actual or expected climate change effects".
