Sentence examples for notions found from inspiring English sources

His radical harmonic notions found elegant expression in his lyric tragedies and opera-ballets, works he did not begin composing until he was 50.

These are later notions found, e.g., in Mokṣākaragupta.

In the way of Chao's (1955) seminal paper on Chinese logical relations, this paper focuses on how two foundational ontological notions find expression in the Chinese language.

This paper is not concerned with Chinese logic as a part of technical Chinese philosophy, but rather, with the ways in which some elementary logical notions find expression in the Chinese language.

Seek the right kind of religion, not personal religion--not your personal interpretations; they are our notions: find Truth.

Her first book, "Eros the Bittersweet," was an idiosyncratic and ebullient academic study of the Greek notion — found in Sappho and Plato — of Eros as a form of "lack" that offers both pleasure and pain.

This notion finds support in Ginsburgh and Prieto-Rodriguez (2011), who use international comparable data from the 1994 2001 waves of the European Community Household Panel.

7 12 42 This notion finds important support in studies which show that adding GCs to DMARD monotherapy 3 4 is beneficial.

This notion finds support in a previous report documenting the stronger electrostatic influence of phosphate groups compared to the side chain of E residues [ 9].

Similar notions are found in empirical work on motor skill and confabulation, for example in Jeannerod (1996).

This notion again is a uniquely dharmic notion not found in Western sense of "religion".