Sentence examples for differing notions from inspiring English sources

In the context of an inter-ethnic encounter, a plural understanding of morality (Zigon 2008) is appropriate to acknowledge both overlapping and differing notions of right and wrong.

Reports from the health and transport sector each preferentially cited different types of evidence, suggesting that different forms of evidence were favored by different sectors; this, in turn, may reflect differing notions of knowledge validity held by each sector.

He also plays with differing notions of reality.

Their differing notions may have said more about the richness of Rogers's friendships than about his beliefs.

Theorists have their differing notions, to which the ungraspable organism that is Helen Keller is a retort.

One of the sources of tension between the communities, insofar as they interacted at all, had been what was perceived to be their differing notions of time — the Dutch were reputed to be rigidly punctual, the Latinos to be late.

Multi-institutional studies are difficult because of variability in surgeons' styles, perioperative care, and differing preconceived notions of how HIPEC should be delivered.

After all, human agents differ insofar as they have different notions of what goodness is.

This notion differs from mainstream Christian notions of Satan as some demonic fallen angel who opposes G-d or personifies evil in a war in heaven between the forces of good and evil.

Canger introduced the scheme of a Central grouping and two Peripheral groups, and Lastra confirmed this notion, differing in some details.

N.F.L. officials, including Commissioner Roger Goodell, have previously examined research done by the United States Army related to blood testing for concussions, and current players have differing opinions on the notion of an even greater increase in monitoring for head injuries during the season.