Sentence examples for notion articulated from inspiring English sources

This notion, articulated most incisively by Thomas Hoving, a former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provokes an interesting thought experiment.

Such general notions were articulated by Richard Feynman, among others, as long ago as the 1980s.

This notion is bluntly articulated by Lauren's straight female friend: "I was afraid if you were gay, I might be; my husband might be".

Whether the notion was first articulated by a famous physicist, beloved baseball player or simply someone else, there is no doubt that predictions can be difficult, especially about the future.

Their work ultimately resulted in the formulation of the "molecular clock". This notion was first articulated in a non-peer reviewed festschrift for Albert Szent-Gyorgi and published in its mature form in their 1965 paper, "Evolutionary Divergence and Convergence of Proteins". In 1965, Zuckerkandl returned to France to become a research director at the Centre National de Recherche Scientifique.

For example, an important factor in the new discussions was the notion of science articulated by Aristotle in Posterior Analytics.

They also both rejected Western criticism of their approach to human rights in the 1990s, leading to the vaguely articulated notion of "Asian values", which prioritised stability and economic progress over individual freedoms.

We needed to persuade the policymakers and the investment banks that the fundamental notion we were articulating was right.

His ideas were "hardly original," Mr. Allen said, adding that similar notions had been articulated by the pope.

The exalted notions that Richard articulated in Ireland formed the background for his dramatic reassertion of royal authority two years later in England.

Examination of the various notions of face articulated by respondents suggests possible developments in sociological conceptualizations of face neglected in previous discussion.