Sentence examples for revised notion from inspiring English sources

Stylistically, Schlegel and the Romantics also made much of the notions of the literary fragment, the concept of irony, and of wit and allegory, as well as a revised notion of the literary genres.

These results clearly support a revised notion that TIMP-1 promotes, rather than limits, CD4+ T cell recruitment into the CNS parenchyma during JHMV induced encephalitis.

Based on these evidences, we propose here a revised notion of the obscura subgroup, i.e., the cluster of the five species D. ambigua, D. obscura, D. tristis, D. dianensis and D. subsilvestris.

Ryan explains how St. Augustine's "The City of God" radically revised notions of the purpose of existence.

Now, certainly, contemporary (as well as recently revised) notions of privacy and publicity are, like so many Nintendos, being thrown right out the window.

In this vigorous, subtle and penetrating book, Tombs defies the proprieties of our politically motivated national history curriculum to rethink and revise notions of national identity.

But with the gradual growth of toleration and the 20th-century ecumenical movement, most Protestant churches have drastically revised the notion of heresy as understood in the pre-Reformation church.

Since our current road to progress is littered with environmental degradation, industrial pollution and human exploitation, it is time we revised our notions of growth and development.

With HBO's encouragement, he began to revise this notion.

We revise the notion of the quasi-sectorial contractions.

Structuralists tried to overcome these alleged problems (as well as others, such as the problem of incommensurability) by revising the notion of a theory.