Sentence examples for earlier notion from inspiring English sources

This isn't an example of plagiarism but a return to an earlier notion of collective creation.

In what areas is the crowd's wisdom, digitally gathered, real wisdom, and in what areas is an earlier notion of authority required?

On one level, the situation rejects an earlier notion that the global economy was somehow strong enough to absorb any economic shocks in the United States.

Even an earlier notion of asking the audience to vote has been abandoned: rightly so, in my opinion, since it avoids any suspicion of a kangaroo court.

And in the postal crisis, just about every established rule of the snail-mail culture is a dead letter, from the earlier notion of acceptable risk to the very expectation of timely delivery.

As Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in a related concurring opinion last year, digital technology has actually widened the amount of broadcast spectrum available today, undermining the earlier notion that scarce slices of the airwaves justified stricter free-speech rules for broadcasters.

In 1939 this world changed for Milosz, along with his earlier notions of poetry.

This awareness encouraged scientists to reconsider certain basic processes that resembled some of the earlier notions of Kant and Laplace.

From the heights of the enlightened present, the Field looks down on earlier notions of progress and superior insight while ultimately asserting its own.

The Greenbrier is a time-machine throwback to earlier notions of luxury and leisure in America, from those of the antebellum South (Robert E. Lee was a regular guest) through the cold war jet-set era.

If, as the American sociologist Philip Rieff once contended, "psychological man" replaced such earlier notions as political, religious, or economic man as the 20th century's dominant self-image, it is in no small measure due to the power of Freud's vision and the seeming inexhaustibility of the intellectual legacy he left behind.