Sentence examples for from notions of from inspiring English sources
More than most countries, Israel seeks a lyrical narrative about itself stemming from notions of history, divinity and collective redemption.
Our Constitution speaks to a majority and to a minority and to rights woven from notions of decency and justice.
It's only after ideology is put to the side that a message itself can change, so that it becomes decoupled from notions of self-perception.
"It doesn't occur to me until much later that certain ideas are in bad taste because they're wrought or delivered from notions of popular romance".
This view of riverine landscapes moves away from notions of equilibrium and cyclic behavior as a means to explain nonlinear relationships and stochasticity.
These artefacts help contemporise the exhibition, linking it to today's fashion climate, where designers have embraced the concept of "ugly" as an aesthetic choice, consciously moving away from notions of classical beauty.
Sometimes that means moving away from pageant notions of drag or from ideas about imitation or impersonation in favor of gender fucking.
Other statistics also suggest that the nonprofit sector has drifted from core notions of charity.
Most want to be freed from outdated notions of being traditional or progressive.
My distorted body image resulted, I think, from outdated notions of femininity and motherhood.
The study, starting this fall, is a departure from traditional notions of drug testing and cancer treatment.
