Sentence examples for its notions from inspiring English sources

A movie like "Pixels" hardwires its notions of brand synergy into its very story; it couldn't exist without the famous video-game characters that will serve as its villains.

In fact it is from such eruptions that a civilization learns; and its notions of order, its constraints on passion and its ideas of propriety shape war in turn.

But its notions are actually self-serving for a small group of believers.

History is moving away from the right, and not just because its notions of the causes of poverty are partisan fairy stories.

AND then there was Columbia University, which has had trouble in recent years fine-tuning its notions of free speech and academic freedom.

But then, in the name of those same principles, pomo challenged the West's claims for priority over competing perspectives, criticizing its philosophical idealism and its notions of objectivity.

"An idea is true," he writes, "when its notion is possible and false when it includes a contradiction".

It is not clear when or why America abandoned its notion that China should commit itself to peaceful reunification as a precondition for a presidential visit.

In doing so, it can be regarded also as generalizing deductive logic and its notion of implication, to a complete theory of inference equipped with the notion of 'degree of implication' that relates E to H.

Its notion of cantankerous is "bad-tempered; quarrelsome".

Its notion of happiness often seems to involve vanishing entirely.