Sentence examples for notions about whether from inspiring English sources

Instead, it appears that his purpose is to explicate and thus, to test his fuzzy notions about whether there may be a unifying theory underlying how biologically-based changes come about.

To him interracial buddy-cop films put a multicultural face on traditional notions about gender, "affirming that whether you're a black man, white man, Asian man or Latino man, you're still the person who should be in charge".

In an October 2001 speech, Mr. Mbeki also questioned whether racist notions about black sexuality drove AIDS activists, many of them white, to stage protests demanding antiretroviral drugs.

It remains to be seen whether he will be remembered purely for this rich literary seam, as one of the world's greatest science popularisers, or whether his notions about the leaps and bounds of evolutionary change will ensure him fame as the one true disciple of Charles Darwin.

It is tied to notions about our clothed or unclothed bodies as unable to be raped whether on the auction block, in the fields or on living room television screens.

I have no notions about dramatic art.

(The Japanese had notions about foreigners' hygiene).

Fisk brings its own notions about organs.

I really had some preconceived notions about the whole thing.

This discovery stoked his already romantic notions about floating messages.

Popular Western literature is replete with mistaken notions about chieftains.