Sentence examples for helpful notion from inspiring English sources

We are left with a very clear, and genuinely helpful notion that we can probably just eat whatever the hell we want, and all will be well.

In an early article on Bergson ("The Conception of Difference in Bergson" [1956]), Deleuze gave a particularly helpful example of this notion.

It will be helpful to have the notion of a pre-crossed module: this is just a homomorphism ∂ : C → R with an action satisfying ∂(r·c) = r ∂ c for c ∈ C, r ∈ R.

Previous findings were helpful in substantiating this notion.

The current findings, that over 90% of the participants were satisfied with the training and rated it as helpful, add to the notion that Triple P is well regarded by parents and can be applied also in non-English speaking countries like Germany or Switzerland [ 39].

But, since there are a number of notions that correspond to the many ways that we use the words 'necessity' and 'possibility', it is helpful to contrast the relevant notion of necessity/possibility with some other notions with which it might be confused.

"Our hope is that this study helps change the notion that math is the purview of the school and shows that talking about math at home is helpful," Beilock says.

So I think we had a rather romantic notion about how helpful they were going to be.

In this case, the novel notion is quite helpful.

Perhaps the most helpful way to frame the notion of popular choice is to understand that it is anchored in the procedural value of outcome-neutrality, or amorality.

Singleton and Michael give a helpful example of how the notion of different roles of human actors could be conceptualised in the healthcare context referring to a case study of a cervical screening programme [ 43].