Sentence examples similar to outstanding notion from inspiring English sources
The French word élite, from which the modern English is taken, means simply "the elect" or "the chosen" and thus accommodates the notion that people of outstanding ability hold their power and privileges by divine sanction.
None is really outstanding, but as a group they demonstrate the notion that, if intelligently handled, the architecture of the city could create an uplifting web of high culture affecting every citizen.
The values of our heritage are well recognized and universally esteemed -- hence the very notion of World Heritage, recognizing places of outstanding universal value and their relevance to all of society, as a common legacy.
A number of outstanding questions need to be addressed to support this notion.
At eLife we are privileged that we can publish all of the outstanding papers that we have the wisdom to recognize, and we eschew the notion of 'the bar' as we search for excellence.
"He's an outstanding player," Ford said of his opposite number, showing no desire to dispute the notion that, as things stand, Sexton is far and away the leading outside-half in European rugby.
Though he's honored by the notion of a nomination, he realizes a golden statuette isn't the only definition of outstanding work.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) implementation of these ecosystem objectives remains outstanding largely because it means taking less fish and allowing more salmon to return to rivers to spawn, a notion somewhat contrary to traditional fisheries management.
The notion of American confidence versus British or Irish inhibition, however, is an altogether too familiar label to pin on a book as outstanding as The Cloud Corporation.
