Sentence examples for in the popular notion from inspiring English sources

In the popular notion of Fascism, all Germans are Fascists; in the popular notion of Soviet Communism, there is a difference between the leadership and the people.

After another half a century, the imprint of courtly love has almost entirely faded, its rules and regulations remaining faintly visible only in the popular notion that there is, in every relationship, one who loves and one who is loved.

Indeed, alongside the label 'weapon of war', sexual violence has been repeatedly approached from a (bio medical standpoint, evident in the popular notion of rape epidemics or even rape pandemics (see, for example, Caspani 2015; or Proudman 2013).

Way back when (in March), FiveThirtyEight tackled the popular notion that in politics, demographics are destiny.

Such, in any case, is the popular notion, although in the short run it is hopelessly exaggerated.

In fact that is the popular notion on most of the raucous planet called Formula One.

This jumpy, high-adrenaline thriller administers a stinging slap in the face to the popular notion of Denmark as one of the happiest places on earth.

This flies in the face of the popular notion that the ocean does that job.

Inevitably, Grant's low standards in cabinet appointments, and his readiness to cover for associates or friends involved in condemnable behavior, defied the popular notion of a government free of corruption and favoritism.

Third, the authors suggest, in the Conclusions, that the popular notion of the prohibitive noisiness of microarray data stems from the deterministic view of biological data, in other words, disregard of intrinsic, biological noise (to me, this looks like better terminology than that used by the authors).

The pork episode marks the book's first use of the concept of dreaming in Chinese, which comes from the popular notion that you've reached a linguistic milestone when you start dreaming in a foreign language.