Sentence examples for in notion of from inspiring English sources
Often, explanations rooted in notion of momentum are analytically lazy: they describe what is happening ("support is increasing!") without really telling you why.
In the concerto, with its built-in notion of competition, the main contest became a matter of who could play more elegantly, Mr. Lupu or the orchestra.
A disadvantage of IPv6 is that it has no built-in notion of geographical information.
He's not greatly interested in notions of "cooperation".
His book's title itself traffics in notions of inclusion and exclusion.
It's all tied up in notions of property ownership, with sexual jealousy a secondary factor".
The contradictions in notions of liberty could not be more graphically presented.
Mr. Tesfaye, too, is interested in notions of purity, and also power.
"Lies or misunderstandings or deceit were inherent in notions of reality, not in reality, which was inaccessible to language".
Well, both men had very strong ideas that were rooted in notions of peace and decency, of course.
Bessie, the mother (Amy Madigan), came from a Mormon family steeped in notions of portent and divine retribution.
