Sentence examples for in notions from inspiring English sources

Their experiments in communal living ushered in notions of conformity that were alien (and are still at odds with) the sanctity that Anglo-American law and culture normally ascribe to private property.

He's not greatly interested in notions of "cooperation".

The Nite Jewel project is very knowing; it's soaked in notions of simulacra and constructed nostalgia.

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.

His book's title itself traffics in notions of inclusion and exclusion.

There may be a seed of inspiration to be found in notions that seem outrageous at first.

The sense of justice on display in the tabloid press is mired in notions of evil and retribution.

But he is not much interested in diplomacy for its own sake, or in notions of shared sovereignty.

Well, both men had very strong ideas that were rooted in notions of peace and decency, of course.