Sentence examples for notion of itself from inspiring English sources

SEATTLE — This city has a noble notion of itself at the leading edge.

That's Mr. Verheugen standing Germany's notion of itself on its head.

The city's long-held notion of itself as a home to the progressive middle is harder and harder to sustain.

The doctrine of counterinsurgency upends the military's most basic notion of itself, as a group of warriors whose main task is to destroy its enemies.

In conjuring a lively sexual subculture in Riyadh of all cities, Hamad appears to strike at the very root of the country's notion of itself.

When this one does, history's narratives will be shaped by the cacophony it wrought -- the carnage unleashed by the U.S.-led invasion that threatened Iraq's notion of itself as a country and that will haunt generations to come.

Developing the premise of I. Prizel that the foreign policy of any country is significantly influenced by a society's evolving notions of itself [15], we suppose that in addition to high-level politics, a crucial factor of the European-Russian crisis is the problem of Russian identity search for itself.

Can you use the architecture of this place to discuss the notion of time itself?

One of the issues tackled in the book is the notion of diversity itself.

Or is the reason more intangible, rooted in the notion of art itself?

The very notion of pleasure itself is one that escapes him.