Sentence examples for elite notion from inspiring English sources

Of course, any trusted traveler program is predicated on a kind of elite notion that those who fly the most tend to be more trustworthy than everyone else.

Shunning the elite notion of the "livre d'artiste" — those luxurious, limited-edition works that are collaborations between artists and private presses — he reinvented the genre as something inexpensive, accessible and easy to produce.

Like Pakistan's current robust relations with the US, this is because China-Pakistan relations have largely been dictated by elite notions of the national interest and prestige.

Elite opinion frequently decries the notion of trickle-down economics; merely the suggestion that the gains of the rich frequently end up benefiting those who are not so rich.

The considerable paradox being that while the Brexit campaign may have successfully undermined the importance of the "metropolitan elite" (and the notion that knowledge and education are to be valued) they have never been so essential.

Yet European elites embraced the notion of economics as morality play, imposing across-the-board austerity, tightening money despite low underlying inflation, and have been too concerned with punishing sinners to notice that everything was going to blow apart without an effective lender of last resort.

It is cold comfort to Mr. Stefanov that crusading against corruption has emerged as a fashionable notion in elite circles and even a sharp political tool.

A Washington elite schooled in the notion of a superpower rivalry is only now coming to grips with the idea that Russia has abandoned the cold war playing field.

Will this notion of elite Swiss banking change because of Parliament's vote and the defeat of Swiss banking secrecy?

Elite schools cultivate the notion that people who aren't analytically gifted are stupid or talentless or lazy.

Taken together, these findings support the notion that elite warfighters, when examined cross-sectionally, deploy greater neural processing resources toward potential threat-related facial expressions and reduced processing resources to non-threat-related facial expressions.