Sentence examples for notion of strength from inspiring English sources

This notion of strength may be likened to the endurance of coral reefs that survive the massive forces of sea and wind during typhoons.

Gerontologists say that while Mr. LaLanne may be an extreme example of what is possible, they think there is something to the "use it or lose it" notion of strength and endurance.

Even as our economy is growing and our troops have largely returned from Iraq and Afghanistan, we see in our debates about America's role in the world a notion of strength that is defined by opposition to old enemies, perceived adversaries, a rising China or a resurgent Russia, a revolutionary Iran or an Islam that is incompatible with peace.

Even as our economy is growing and our troops have largely returned from Iraq and Afghanistan, we see in our debates about America's role in the world a notion of strength that is defined by opposition to old enemies, perceived adversaries, a rising China, or a resurgent Russia; a revolutionary Iran, or an Islam that is incompatible with peace.

The notion of "strength of connectedness" between pixels has been successfully used in image segmentation.

In reality, not all causal relations are equally strong, so some notion of strength of a connection from a state X to a state Y is used: a connection weight ω X,Y.

Still, Boot Camp has also redefined my notions of strength and sportsmanship.

By balancing notions of strength which tend to be thought of in a binary way, as either feminine or masculine, people might be much healthier.

Stability subgroups are used to define new notions of strength of convergence in the orbit space and of measure accumulation along orbits.

But his rise poses a question: "How many Americans are stupid or unpleasant enough to vote for him?" His rhetoric is entirely based on spurious notions of strength, victory and a return to greatness, his specific ideas appeal almost exclusively to people's least creditable feelings.

Remember, General Mattis served during a pivotal time of transition at the end of the Cold War, when old notions of strength changed dramatically.