Sentence examples for notions of quality from inspiring English sources

A mixed bag, then, as one might expect - but traditional notions of "quality" might not be the point here.

M ADE in California" exemplifies the one-sided view that elaborating an object's context or dismantling the so-called canon requires the suspension of notions of quality.

This is a new age of the amateur, and these amateurs are challenging our notions of quality, established practice and process.

I consider the manner in which various activities—such as milking cows, producing indigenous foods, and advertising— seek to stabilize notions of quality (as attached to particular objects and practices) via claims to notions of quality that are often presumed by actors to be stable and based on measurable characteristics that go into building a quality “X”—no matter what that X might be.

This is how the art industry works, and it's not going to change as long as our concept of art is institutionally determined and our notions of quality and craftsmanship driven by a thumbs-up, thumbs-down imperative.

UK and international TV companies love the Premier League product because customers love the clubs and the spectacle they provide, irrespective of any notions of quality, objective or otherwise.

The notion of quality features prominently in contemporary discourse.

Despite all kinds of theoretical objections, it remains central to our notion of quality.

The notion of "quality" comes only from interaction, discussion, and active verification.

But nevertheless, the term "French film" seems to signify some abstract but generally accepted notion of "quality".

"I worry about retreating from the notion of quality education as a civil right," Mr. Edley said.