This undercuts another founding notion of "Sesame Street," that parents and children would be watching together.
And as for Pasolini's vehement rejection of postwar liberal modernity it's a founding notion of art that it offers speculative visions that life can't, and it's also a reminder that there's no better reason to look to artists for guidance regarding political practicalities than to turn to politicians for their views on artistic creation.
Our colleague Howie Kahn over at T Magazine's blog writes that when FOOD was founded, "the notion of eating fresh food communally — as both an artistic and gastronomic statement — struck a chord.
As for the countries involved, France, which founded this notion of nation playing nation more than 80 years ago, arrived at this draw a chastised soccer country because of the manner in which it had qualified.
This answers a question open since the year 2000 when Ghahramani and Loy founded the notion of approximate amenability.
THE 1995 Projects exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York included works that he created to address this new-found notion of complexity -- notably "Everything," a 36-by-36-inch 36-by-36-inch 36-by-36-inch 36-by-36-inchword in the English dictionary, and "Loopieceof which he cooked a box of spapertti and then contocted the pieces end-to-end to form one continuous circuit.
To him, franchising is a sure way to kill NASCAR's founding notion (a myth at this point) that any driver can show up at the track and win on any given Sunday.
Founded on notions of exclusivity and luxury, the resort has always drawn the wealthy and famous to its powdery slopes.
It was founded on notions of peace when the Holocaust was still very fresh.
This model of masculinity is the traditional one in America, founded on notions of "boys will be boys" and "acting like a man".
Although the DuckDuckGo design follows the now-standard Google template of simplicity (and even includes an "I'm feeling ducky" option), it is founded on the notion that search engines can provide good results without knowing more about users than the users know themselves.
