Sentence examples for notions by from inspiring English sources

Piaget improved upon Gestalt notions by suggesting a thought structure of a more adaptable nature one that becomes more differentiated and intuitive with experience.

Exon's prayer was answered with the passage of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, a much-maligned law that was decried by free speech advocates, dismissed as a "departing Senator's half-baked notions" by the New York Times editorial board, and swiftly struck down by the supreme court.

She went on to say that, rather than relying on "some preconceived notions," by which she presumably meant any firm belief in what the NAIRU is, she and her colleagues were keeping a close eye on actual developments in the economy.

Jamie S. Gorelick, 51 Vice chairwoman, Fannie Mae BOOK: "American: Beyond Our Grandest Notions" by Chris Matthews (2002) WHY: "Matthews examines our political and cultural heroes -- and the qualities they have had in common -- revealing what he calls the iconic qualities for Americans.

Let us explain these notions by applying them to distinguish between past and present perfect.

There has been no explication of these distance notions by means of the primitive Dabc.

Girardi even made fun of the notion by saying, "We're not the Bronx bunters".

Mr Bernanke dispelled that notion by emphasising the Fed's equal attention to unemployment.

Wonkette pushes the no-coincidence notion by rounding up "a children's treasury of recent suspicious suicides".

The custom Dell UI reinforces this notion by placing items on the home screen on little "stages".

Causal dependence is extended to a transitive notion by taking its ancestral.