Sentence examples for notions ideas from inspiring English sources
If you imagine all the possible notions, ideas, beliefs, and statements that a human mind could ever express, Ithkuil provides a precise set of coördinates for pinpointing any of those thoughts.
No doubt psychiatrists and psycho-therapists have proper definitions of the "self", but all I mean is the bundle of notions, ideas and concerns you've accrued over the last five or six years and which became like home.
"Light and colours, heat and cold, extension and figures — in a word, the things we see and feel — what are they but so many sensations, notions, ideas?" Indeed, he concluded, the objects of the world are likely just inventions of the mind, put in there by God.
A number of examples is presented which demonstrate the basic notions, ideas, and results.
Hajer defines discourse, "as an ensemble of notions, ideas, concepts, and categorizations through which meaning is ascribed to social and physical phenomena, and that is produced in and reproduces in turn an identifiable set of practices" [9].
Indeed, the president's message of Dec. 1 would be his last ever public appeal for either notion, ideas that had peppered his oratory since the 1850s and underpinned his recent appeals to the border states to quit slavery.
Most specifically, our data would be inconsistent with Devlin et al. (2006) who observed repetition suppression in posterior LvOT for visually similar word forms that were semantically dissimilar (corn-CORNER) and no significant suppression in the same region for semantic (notion-IDEA) or phonological (solst-SOLST) repetition.
How human beings think and feel about morality is integral to what it means to them, but Greene tends to displace these culturally accreted understandings by clever-sounding theoretical notions – including ideas borrowed from the prevailing versions of market economics.
"As you know, I belong to the tendency, or school, in French philosophy which developed in the 60s, in which conceptual work is deeply involved with the personal and in which notions, or ideas, are sutured by style.
We give some details on the notions and ideas used in this study.
This was accomplished by reading each letter to identify the expression of each of these notions or ideas (Minichiello et al. 1990).
