Sentence examples for notions of things from inspiring English sources

"I am haunted by notions of things like the military-industrial complex," said the film's director, Jonathan Demme.

And you can see that Go definitely has a sort of history and tradition of being intuitive rather than calculating because it has notions of things like the idea of a divine move.

We thus conclude that the method of investigating the universal notions of things is purely analytic.

impossibility as such, or absolute impossibility, which amounts to nothing, or the impossible state of affairs that is referred to when notions of things that do have a reality separately but are incompatible are combined in statements.

She never got too comfortable in her preconceived notions of things.

"We have a notion of things we would like to happen, but it's not in the sequential sense or this linear sense that our brains tend to work in," he said.

This notion of things going wrong or easily getting disorganized is none other than entropy, and scientists state that it is a fundamental law of the universe.

"Compliance is a floor a bedrock notion of things you should be doing to show you're secure," he said, "but it's not security.

Another point to notice here is that the notion of things being determined thereafter is usually taken in an unlimited sense i.e., determination of all future events, no matter how remote in time.

"When we do an investigation, we go in blind so that most of our team doesn't know anything about the history or even talk to the client, so that they don't have any pre-notions of things," Nowinski said.

While I'm not closed to the notion of things beyond human comprehension (I've got a few stories of existential dread), my own screwy brain and sensory perception have me convinced that most mystical experiences are totally explainable.