Well, both men had very strong ideas that were rooted in notions of peace and decency, of course.
Kerr's funeral and the Queen's visit both point to the GAA's ability to grasp something that can be very difficult for organisations rooted in notions of tradition.
Our decision-making processes -- rooted in notions of sharing governance with faculty (and students) -- are both inefficient and medieval, and allow faculty to resist needed changes.
Moral Indignation Atheist morality is rooted in notions of universal ethical principles, either philosophical or biological, and often centered on compassion and equity.
The annual show at the Brooklyn Museum has always been rooted in notions of resistance and highlighting underrepresented identities in the fashion world ― namely queer aesthetics and the lives of people of color.
Of course, there's still a deeply rooted cultural notion that women cry and men are stoic, pushing down their feelings and putting up brave faces until they collapse under the weight of all that repressed emotion with a sad, middle-aged heart attack. .
The junta that ousted Mr Thaksin claimed his policies flouted the king's notions of a "sufficiency economy", rooted in traditional notions of harmonious village life and perfect hierarchy, which they then incorporated into a new constitution.
But others resisted these narratives as threatening to agrarian notions of the value of rural landscapes: notions rooted in a potent agrarian discourse of national identity.
Perhaps the root notion of evidence is that of something which serves as a reliable sign, symptom, or mark of that which it is evidence of.
Poland's philosophy departments had long been dominated by Marxism, which, like liberalism, is rooted in Enlightenment notions of reason and in the pursuit of universal truths.
