Sentence examples for different notion of the from inspiring English sources

"Putin came from the ranks of the Soviet K.G.B. and had a very different notion of the press than Yeltsin, and I could immediately see that difference when we spoke," he recalled.

Besides, you hear, back in 1959 there was a different notion of the regions' potential.

Matta-Clark represents a whole different notion of the art world from the youth-besotted, money-sick one we've got today.

Only remember also that, 150 years ago when "civilised" Britain and the United States competed fiercely for dominance of the whale-oil industry, polite society had a somewhat different notion of the noble giants of the sea.

Then, in Republic V, Socrates introduces an altogether different notion of the knowledge that philosophers will have — one whose object is forms.

Different notions of the qualifiers of intensification (ecological, sustainable, durable, etc).

Moreover, although only a generation apart in age, he and Warhol had totally different notions of the premises of art.

Iriss has published four provocative scenarios describing very different notions of the social and political realities in Scotland in 2025.

This course looks at competing visions of what democracy should be and different notions of the role of dialogue in a democracy.

Confucian ideals of loyalty to family and friends and Protestant individualism, for example, may well suggest different notions of the good, and the pluralist holds that neither need be wrong.

In her talk, Moffat will reflect on how conceptions of nature and culture affect this highly contested site, which has been the location of bitter battles between people holding different notions of the proper uses of public space, and of what a park should be.