Sentence examples for particular notion from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it means something completely different depending on to which context you're applying this particular notion.

Brookhiser also illustrates his subjects' common dedication to -- and particular notion of -- public service.

This particular notion is testable, and Sheldrake has invested his own money in testing it.

BOOK REVIEW The Nature of Jazz Ken Burns's 10-part documentary "Jazz" will, for better or worse, fix in many people's minds a particular notion of the music.

Sounding like a professor addressing a faculty colleague over sherry in the common room, Putin says he "would rather disagree" with him on a particular notion.

Apart from their dreary hostility, these religion-bashers evidently share a particular notion of how people come to believe and how people might be dissuaded.

And you never know which particular notions that person may subscribe to.

Analogies to recent (primitive) phenomena demonstrate that it is not possible to connect particular burial customs with particular notions of the beyond, or to any other religious conceptions.

Writing instructors have techniques for stimulating production, exercises for developing an awareness of how literature works, formulas encapsulating their particular notions of craft.

In particular, notions of atomic and quasi-atomic recovery blocks are introduced to capture the subset of events nullified in a single recovery.

Along with the A.N.C., the leading comrades from the different fields of battle were the South African Communist Party, the Pan Africanist Congress, and the Inkatha Freedom Party, each with particular notions of how a democracy should be created.