Sentence examples for notion upon which from inspiring English sources

It may be impossible to dispel the notion that cheerleading is a silly, trivial enterprise -- a notion upon which much of the comedy in "Bring It On" depends -- but this movie rarely feels cynical, condescending or cheap.

He gravitated toward other such men, and in Herbert Croly, the founding editor of The New Republic, he found one able to articulate the kind of grand sweeping notion upon which he could not only base an entire political lifetime of proposed reform but even found a movement that almost succeeded in displacing the two established political parties.

The structure activity relationship was the primordial notion upon which the authors' studies are based.

That's the same Google, owner of YouTube, that the record industry has accused repeatedly of being a bad actor and of taking a cavalier approach to the very notion of copyright upon which the music business is built.

Everyone, it seems, has reason to feel guilty about the demise of a character whose comatose condition Farhadi likens to "a sense of uncertainty", a "notion of doubt" upon which the entire film is built.

We explicate the notion of relevance upon which similarity networks are based and present an efficient inference algorithm that works under the assumption that every event has a nonzero probability.

It also makes some advance upon (Virtue-T) and its primitive use of "in virtue of" because at least (Necessitation-T) relates the notion of truth making to other modal notions, like that of necessity, upon which we have some independent handle.

But Shields, like the French avant-gardists in whose path he follows (and whom he quotes extensively), doesn't only go after invented selves; he questions the very notion of selfhood, the idea upon which fictional characterization hangs.

Women's reproductive freedoms and reproductive technologies challenge the very notion of compulsory heterosexuality and the foundations upon which the nuclear family rests.

Transparency and register of potential conflicts of interest The notion of transparency will be the core principle upon which this statement is built.

It is rather like Schopenhauer and Kant's notion of the inaccessibility of the "thing-in-itself", upon which Jung drew: you can't experience archetypes directly but only when they are incarnated.