One question that might be raised here is whether we are left with enough of our ordinary conception of morality to include genuine notions of blame and responsibility.
The more charismatic may convey a notion of genuine interest in the other person's perspective or plight.
"I think he was completely genuine in the notion of bringing Western-style democracy to Iraq, the Middle East, and other areas," Dennis de Tray said to me.
His work frames the creative potential of repetition, championing the idea of "the copy" as denser in meaning and, in this day and age, somehow more genuine, than any notion of a true "original".
Janet stands out because she seems to have a genuine aversion to the notion of fine dining.
Every element of "17 Days" is an immaculate conception, perfect proof of the power of art, a genuine testament to the notion of individual genius.
Conceptually, the notion of genuine comorbidity between the two disorders (i.e., simultaneous presentation of the two disorders; as opposed to false comorbidity, where symptoms of one disorder mimic those of the other) is not easily reconciled with the fundamental neurobiological, phenomenological, and behavioral differences between ADHD and OCD.
"He was unpredictable, difficult to work with, genius notions, a genuine adventurer, if you will, in television news at that time," Mr. Wallace said of Mr. Hewitt, who died in 2009.
On the other hand, suppose we rely on the "non-trivial" notions of genuine parthood and genuine overlap defined in (37)–(37).
That Lewis's truth conditions for modal statements are themselves free of modality and, hence, that his theory counts as a genuine reduction of modal notions to non-modal is not terribly controversial (albeit not undisputed — see Lycan 1991, 224 27; Divers and Melia 2002, 22 24).
In addition this objection is easily evaded if we revise the notion of a genuine option by removing the requirement that an option is genuine only if momentous, although James himself may have been loath to drop that requirement.
