Sentence examples similar to making notion of from inspiring English sources

It may help to view determinism as the theory that the entire universe is being manipulated by the fixed laws of nature thus making notions of personal control illusory.

But unlike the business of surgery, with its highly specialised practices, the pharmaceutical industry has evolved around the drug-making notion of "one size fits all".

"It is unique in my lifetime to have two candidates who have made the notion of service and civic engagement central parts of their candidacy".

But the vast rewards that high prices have rained on OPEC have made the notion of a high price for oil a moving target.

The emission-reduction targets would apply to the whole country, making any notion of punishment nonsensical.

Consumers are increasingly aware of the environmental impact of their shopping choices, making the notion of disposable fashion somewhat risky for a public company like H&M.

Europe's economic problems have made the notion of a huge, multi-national economic union less attractive.

Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus chose Imperator, "victorious commander" to be his first name, since he wanted to make the notion of victory associated with him emphatically clear.

We have discussed arguments that make the notion of a RNA (or possibly a RNA/DNA) LUCA less improbable that it appeared only a few years ago.

The stylistic and physical diversity of the work in this exhibition sometimes makes any notion of an art movement seem tenuous.

It clearly makes the notion of providing incentives quite unappetizing".