Sentence examples for form a notion from inspiring English sources

Like Piazzolla, he is interested in exploring tango as a classical form, a notion on which unanimity remains elusive, even in Argentina.

He enters deeper into the concerns of the persons: represents to himself their actions, and characters, and friendships, and enmities: he even goes so far as to form a notion of their features, and air, and person.

For, if Reid is right, not only is it reason's province to form a notion of one's good upon the whole, it is also its role to guide action in such a way that it is conducive to one's own good.

He provides various arguments to demonstrate the existence of a type of knowledge that is self-evident, a priori and unmediated through any type of abstraction and representation of forms, whether it be through an image, a form, a notion or an attribute of the self.

However, if STNV, a virus transmitted by a fungus, was a donor of CP to the nascent geminivirus, then ssDNA viruses with a replication associated protein similar to geminivirus Rep but with transmission characteristics different from those of the present geminiviruses should have formed, a notion that contrasts with the present knowledge of plant virus diversity.

I've thought David Bowie was something special since I could first consciously form such a notion.

Mr Murphy, for instance, has always seen golf as a form of meditation, a notion that in 1972 he turned into a bestselling book, "Golf in the Kingdom".

In particular, we have discussed an alternative design of the model, introduced a CPS translation to a tail recursive form, and proposed a notion of bisimulation equivalence.

We were formed a nation of honorable notions and have become a nation of implicit bribery and corruption.

I'd formed a vague notion that of the two Angela was the slightly more leftwing, but they look surprised when I say so, and shake their heads.

In the crucial middle books of the Metaphysics Seven and Eight we have an analysis of substance which takes off from material substance, which is a compound of matter and form, and arrives at a notion of substance as form alone.