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.
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.
They formed a nonprofit around this notion, calling it, cheekily, Young Invincibles.
Now two entrepreneurs have formed a business around the notion that some cars are just too quiet.
Thus in 1848 Marx could make a speech denouncing as "nonsense" the very idea of a revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat, even though that notion formed a core plank of Marxist doctrine.
I've thought David Bowie was something special since I could first consciously form such a notion.
Like Piazzolla, he is interested in exploring tango as a classical form, a notion on which unanimity remains elusive, even in Argentina.
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.
