Sentence examples for is about the notion from inspiring English sources

QUESTION: My question is about the notion of a temporary monopoly.

"It is about the notion of antimonumentality, moving beyond the gigantic images of Claes Oldenburg," he said, "and about the fact that when public art suffers, it is because it is too obvious.

This movie is about the notion that maybe we are our own worst enemy". Duke, best-known for his role as Wakandan warrior M'Baku in Black Panther, had little time for the horror genre before Get Out appeared.

But, they claim, such failures are limited to self-attributions like (41), because of what they call "the pragmatic principle of self-ascription...an utterance of 'I believe that …t…' provides (or, is about) the notion that is connected to the speaker's use of 't'".

From then on, most of the dialogue is about the notions of thinking inside and outside the box, both the literal box of the stage and the figurative one that refers to conventions of all sorts.

If there was an aspiration embodied in this week's shows, Nicoll expressed it best, saying that the collection was about "the notion of slowing down and embracing calm, travel, fitness and work-life balance in the modern world".

Much of the criticism of her then and since has been about the notion that she did not apologise, or was not apologetic enough; and that she, as the accountable director, should have taken responsibility.

"It's about the notion that criminality is innate in people," says Sawyer.

It's about the notion that even talking in the ways that I think some of you have been talked to that feels like that is part of the overall problem.

Anti-paparazzi, anti-celebrity, it's about the notion that everyone is as valuable as the next guy and deserves recognition.

Similarly, Pharrell said that his album, Girl, was about challenging the notion that women have to be white and waif thin to be beautiful.