Sentence examples for limited notion from inspiring English sources

Were the actors making fun of blacks, or just crapping on the artistically limited notion of political correctness?

As Sylvia Maracle observes, work is being done to help Indigenous men become reoriented, to unlearn the harmful behaviours some of which, she believes, stem from Indigenous people adopting "limited notion of gender, instead of a continuum of gender expression".

They are, in a different way than their sons, unwitting victims of a machismo, heterosexist element of our culture that perpetuates a horribly limited notion of what manhood is and should be.

Although public metabolic collections includes an extensive set of pathways from all species (37, 39), there is a limited notion of variants of the same pathway, corresponding to alternate routes which can transform the same set of compounds (i.e. 'variants' allows one to take into account metabolic variation between species).

"If we only endorsed freedom of speech for people whose speech we liked that would be a very limited notion of freedom of speech," Solomon said.

While Black was handling the architecture and product side of the business, Milner Gray was revolutionising British corporate identity (in fact, Gray has been attributed with coining the term "corporate identity", which superseded the more limited notion of "house style").

Isn't it a rather reductive, limiting notion?

The show tends to reinforce the limiting notion of dance as entertainment, not art, and offers a sometimes old-fashioned definition of what makes a good dancer (including a focus on manly performances).

Another limiting notion that has some claim to be regarded as causal is that of probability.

We should all challenge painful and limiting notions of gender and gender inequity not because we are riding to the rescue of others.

While the products that use the term are by definition limited, the notion itself is pretty near ubiquitous.