Sentence examples similar to style notions from inspiring English sources

The show lays bare the deep schisms in Iraqi society over the limits of Western-style notions of free speech.

The fundamental idea at the heart of data protection law jars particularly with US-style notions of free speech.

Whether their business is cars, instant coffee or carbon steel, with corporations that work both sides of the Atlantic, the old-style notions of import-vs.-export and country of origin may no longer obtain.

Focusing on income, for all its flaws, has a certain intellectual consistency; one can think of conditions under which income maps directly into some Sen-style notion of choice.

Now "American Idol" contestants arrive with their own songs and styles and notions about what they want from their careers.

In pricelessly inventive style, the notion of how whites view middle-class black family life comes in for scathing scrutiny.

Resuming under Yeltsin its role as Russia's window on the West, it became a center of Western-style reform notions.

Add to that potent list Merce Cunningham, with his iconoclastic style and revolutionary notions.

In part, this is Friedlander's fault: his signature style undermines all notions of classic composition and tends to thwart the casual viewer.

What's really needed here is some seriously out of the box thinking, not a retreat to old style Thatcher/Major government notions of community, voluntarism and self-help.

Rapturous applause and high-spirited dancing – "It's going off!", one of the Mancunians exclaimed delightedly – confirmed that their fusion of old and new styles defies all notions of time.