Sentence examples for inscribed notion from inspiring English sources
This resonates with the culturally inscribed notion that Afghanistan is largely a collectivist society, in which individuals customarily understand themselves and their health within the context of their family and community identity [ 42].
In his early novel "Angels" he provided us with one inimitable conceit: the notion of Wallace Stevens's line from "Sunday Morning," "Death is the mother of beauty," inscribed over the gas chamber in the New Mexico state penitentiary.
By unravelling the relations of power that are inscribed in the urbanization of nature (Swyngedouw, 2004), we question the perceived wisdoms of contemporary water policy debates, particularly the notion of a natural scarcity that merits a technical or economic response.
No one had inscribed "N.C.A.A".
"To Ravi," it is inscribed.
Portraits inscribed in ice.
Underneath was inscribed.
On one side is inscribed "Publisher".
Coughlin's hat was similarly inscribed.
He is inscribed in its DNA.
