Sentence examples for one the notion of from inspiring English sources

Fallacy number one: The notion of perpetual economic growth is absurd on face value because it demands an unbounded supply of natural resources and thus an infinitely large earth.

After all, as epitomized in America's motto, e pluribus unum (out of many, one), the notion of inclusion is embedded in our nation's essence.

"I have wanted to do this from day one – the notion of standing in this room and hearing some poetry and spoken word," Michelle Obama told guests in 2009.

For one, the notion of a country's "business climate" may sound a bit fuzzy, but it certainly carries weight in the markets.

Another family of partitions comparisons functions is the one based on the notion of mutual information.

There are a number of objections to Searle's account including the following ones centering on the notion of collective acceptance in play and its relation to deontic properties and associated powers.

On the one hand the notion of American patriots waging a pizza war on Robert Altman is highly amusing.

This approximate version coincides with the traditional one, which is based on the notion of kinetic energy.

For the GOP regulars, the millions that from day one found the notion of a President Trump one that even Ripley would howl at the thought of even putting in his Believe it or Not, it's a sweet deal.

Maybe, one wonders, the notion of revenge is an adolescent one.

One can get a bearing on the notion of pre-reflective self-consciousness by contrasting it with reflective self-consciousness.