Sentence examples for notions based on from inspiring English sources

Hegel wrote that "the sovereignty of the people is one of the confused notions based on the wild idea of the 'people'".

He captures the way they construct complicated plans and notions based on basic misunderstandings.

It avoids anything incapable of rational explanation: the afterlife, the resurrection, even God himself, for science can neither confirm nor deny notions based on spirituality alone.

(Hegel's line about "confused notions based on the wild idea of the 'people'" is apposite here).So to some extent Mr Romney's fumbling over the Benghazi issue grows out of Americans' deep confusion over how to reconcile the potentially anti-American elements in the Arab-spring revolutions with our "us-them" framework.

We extend the sketch formalism by dependencies between predicate symbols and develop new semantic notions based on the Instances-as-typed-structures idea.

It is very much as if Darwin were testing Lamarck and rejecting his ideas at the very same time he was developing his own first transmutational notions based on Brocchi's analogy and the underlying ethos of contemporary British science: that secondary (natural) causal explanations should be sought for natural phenomena no matter to what extent God may be involved as the primary (ultimate) cause.

And construction of the park would probably require the cooperation of city, state and federal agencies — an almost laughable notion, based on recent experience.

Shortening the stages, an old notion based on the theory that the riders are provoked into taking drugs by the prospect of facing a test beyond human endurance, would be pointless.

In this paper I first shed light on the genesis of this notion, based on a dynamical systems approach and on considerations of structural stability.

The perception of knowledge as a performative process constantly reshaping itself, radically differs from a fixed notion based on an objective reality that only needs to be discovered.

This is an old notion, based on the 1983 findings of a psychologist named Michael Liebowitz.