But Lotze saw no connection between the rightful rejection of empty, and hence, un-scientific notions, on the one hand, and respectable, metaphysical concepts proper, on the other.
For example, she states that sometimes we do not treat the occurrence of only one of the seven notions on her list as sufficient for objectification (Nussbaum 1995, 258).
These were unprecedented notions on which to build a political system, and seemingly contradictory ones at that, so Washington knew that living up to them would be onerous.
On screen, they don't correspond with any existing notions on hotness.
The authors who reported it reported merely their preconceived notions on current events.
But Republicans have a penchant for inventing ideologically convenient but scientifically unreasonable notions, on everything from climate science to evolution.
Unable to build machines powerful enough to test their most ambitious notions on Earth, some theorists turned to the sky.
George W. Bush reportedly used Colson's prison work as a springboard for his own notions on providing federal funding for faith-based social services.
That is especially true when newcomers have different notions on certain values, including gender equality and secularism, even in an officially Christian country, that Norwegians hold dear.
"Acting out our craziest car notions on screen is a dream job and I know we'll both be debating some epic road trip ideas.
He was also among the first regular bloggers at The Times, with a blog called Notions on High and Low Finance.
