Sentence examples for prescribed notion from inspiring English sources
It has been clear from the outset that the "legislative change does not give or imply the creation of any rights to equal time, or that there is any prescribed notion of how much time is appropriate".
So there's no preset or prescribed notion.
Create a system that works for you, rather than trying to force yourself into a prescribed notion of a what a leader has to be.
To their prescribed notion of what the rest of the world is going to be able to deal with.
"The more complicated the mixture of colors and patterns and textures, the more he loves it". Fuller doesn't follow a prescribed notion of what a Hollywood producer's home should look like, Roberts adds.
According to the culturally prescribed notion of proper conduct young women were more restricted both morally and spatially in managing premarital love affairs compared to men.
In other cases, women of color have prescribed notions of how money should be earned, and how it should not.
For such a realization to dawn, we have to proceed carefully on how we treat debates about diet and identity and not presume to pass off orientalistic homilies like "In India, you are what you eat" or about how "scriptures (that most of us hardly know or follow) prescribe notions of purity".
Stillman's movie — which is still expanding to theatres nationwide — is brilliantly inventive and deeply personal; but his notion of prescribed communion makes me think at times that I'm watching a movie by David Brooks.
This paper is concerned with global and interior second derivative estimates of solutions to partial differential equations of Monge Ampère type, (MATEs) that arise in optimal transportation and geometric optics and are embraced by the notion of "generated prescribed Jacobian equation" (GPJE) introduced in [16].
We found that those with greater co-morbidities were significantly more likely to be dispensed a NSAID drug; therefore, the notion that those prescribed a NSAID were healthier did not stand.
