Sentence examples for notions one from inspiring English sources

The first kind of indeterminacy pertains to the concept of being in general and to the other primary notions (one, true, good etc).; the second one pertains to subsistent Being and Good, that is, to God.

"Buttons and Notions, One Flight Up".

Even the Nazis found them a touch too lurid: Céline had "correct racial notions," one propaganda official remarked, but his "savage, filthy slang" was beyond the pale.

In her two-round Grand Slam tournament debut, Keys showed enough promise to help challenge two popular notions: One, that the Williams sisters, Venus and Serena, will be leaving their sport to an assembly line of hard-hitting Europeans.

"It was one of Franklin's favorite notions, one he tried to get written into the Constitution, that public servants in a democracy should not be paid," Mr. Bell said.

Because these are technical notions, one would expect Aristotle to have defined them.

Based on this notion, one may assume that any differences in the features and characteristics of the two environments are likely to create subtle but significant differences in task dynamics.

Based on this notion, one could postulate a potential mechanism for the roles of Tks5 and DG in podosome assembly.

Last .fmand MusicStrands take the notion one step further.

Mr. Whelan took the notion one step further.

It's an attractive idea, the sort of notion one would expect from a spin doctor.