Sentence examples for its concepts of from inspiring English sources

If it cannot, as Kellner argues, then its concepts of equal access, universal benefits, healthcare free for all etc may have to be rethought.

In the process it revived neglected art traditions and asserted neo-Confucian thinking, with its concepts of philosopher-kings, government by scholar-officials and a code of ethics based on loyalty to state, community and family.

Feminists criticize analytic philosophy for its concepts of a knower (and an agent), for example, that it is an individual who is abstract, idealized, interchangeable, unlocated, disconnected, disembodied, disinterested, etc.

One subject Americans may recognize is kabbalah, which has been introduced to the mainstream by celebrities, even as critics deride its concepts of selfless devotion as "McMysticism".

He admired the United States for its concepts of liberty and equality but never stopped criticising its failure to abolish slavery.

Zeki pioneered, as long ago as the 1970s, the accepted understanding of the particular way in which the brain projects its concepts of colour on to the world almost from birth.

It needed to rethink its concept of reconfiguration and push its new strategy further.

Even more disturbing, it will not rest until its concept of 'transparency' is adopted by all.

"Critical social theory does not relate to established lines of research as a competitor; starting from its concept of the rise of modern societies, it attempts to explain the specific limitations and the relative rights of those approaches" (TCA, 2: 375).

"Critical Theory does not relate to established lines of research as a competitor; rather, starting from its concept of the rise of modern societies, it attempts to explain the specific limitations and relative rights of those approaches" (Habermas 1987, 375).

An Australian novel so large in its concept of fiction's grasp on the world it takes seven narrators just to tell it.