Sentence examples for in a notion from inspiring English sources

He scrapped the idea, "not wanting to invest too much in a notion already used".

It would seem that Plato believed in a notion of truth independent of the human mind.

"I don't believe in a notion of preserving culture that makes it an insect on a pin.

Gödel considered himself to be a Platonist, inasmuch as he believed in a notion of absolute truth.

N. Gregory Mankiw of Harvard, a former chief economic adviser to President George W. Bush, has proposed another reason, rooted in a notion of democratic rule.

"I met people, highly intelligent people, who had a completely different world view from anything to which I had been exposed". Returning to Cambridge, Sheldrake became interested in a notion of biology and heredity that shared close affinities with Carl Jung's ideas of a collective unconscious, a shared species memory.

Beneath its exquisite visual surface, it keeps pushing buttons like a sales clerk in a notions shop.

He made his selections in much the same way he said he has choreographed his dances for the last 40 years: by tossing a set of eight-sided dice he found in a notions store in Minneapolis.

It starts with the person in charge, a notion my client learned.

Following Frege (1892), the 2D rationalist is interested in capturing a notion of meaning that is finer-grained than reference.

The embrace of advances in fintech inspires a notion of security and reduction in fraudulent activity.