Sentence examples for notion based from inspiring English sources
That is not a notion based on paranoia or fatalistic thinking.
And construction of the park would probably require the cooperation of city, state and federal agencies — an almost laughable notion, based on recent experience.
The "rule" that you shouldn't is a misbegotten notion based on Latin syntax and expounded by a few (a very few) 19th-century writers.
In this paper I first shed light on the genesis of this notion, based on a dynamical systems approach and on considerations of structural stability.
Shortening the stages, an old notion based on the theory that the riders are provoked into taking drugs by the prospect of facing a test beyond human endurance, would be pointless.
BEGINNING in the late 1990s, pharmaceutical companies selling high-dose opioids seized upon a notion, based on flimsy scientific evidence, that regardless of the length of treatment, patients would not become addicted to opioids.
He captures the way they construct complicated plans and notions based on basic misunderstandings.
Discretion, if it exists at all, must stem from the general equity notions based on the availability of other remedies.
It avoids anything incapable of rational explanation: the afterlife, the resurrection, even God himself, for science can neither confirm nor deny notions based on spirituality alone.
Hegel wrote that "the sovereignty of the people is one of the confused notions based on the wild idea of the 'people'".
We extend the sketch formalism by dependencies between predicate symbols and develop new semantic notions based on the Instances-as-typed-structures idea.
