Sentence examples for notion clear from inspiring English sources

However neither was regarded as wholly successful: Shakespeare Quarterly, reviewing Freedman's production, commented that "Mr. Freedman did nothing on stage to make such a notion clear to any audience that had not heard of it before".

To make the notion clear consider Figure 1.

To make this notion clear, we describe an example where we have already assessed the degree of interest in adding two parents (gene B and C, having third and first order regulations, respectively) to the gene under consideration, X.

At few times in recent history is this notion clearer than now.

Descartes, however, pointed out that, although there was no difficulty in getting agreement to the first principles of geometry, "nothing in metaphysics causes more trouble than the making the perception of its primary notions clear and distinct"; the whole trouble with this discipline is that its students fail to see that they must start from what are in fact the basic truths.

In metaphysics by contrast there is nothing which causes so much effort as making our perception of the primary notions clear and distinct.

Indeed, he even held that probability is actually a notion with clear empirical content and that there are clear empirical procedures for ascertaining that content.

It's not subtitled, but the notion is clear enough.

The notion seemed clear enough as applied to last week's opening concert, in which New Yorkers put quirky spins on Mozart's oeuvre.

Never was that notion more clear than in the final regular-season game at Busch Stadium, on Oct. 2, when McGwire was invited back to St . Louisand received a louder ovation than Pujols.

In the second of these papers Peirce defended a "pragmatic" notion of clear concepts.