Sentence examples for testing notions from inspiring English sources

"E-mail is good for conveying pure content but terrible for communicating any kind of subtleties," says Epley, whose team also found similar results when testing notions about shy and outgoing personalities.

Family involvement in mediation of communication and decision making for patients is particularly challenging, testing notions of patient-centredness and patient autonomy.

As the game grows in the United States it is testing popular notions of the limitations of blindness.

Here are some recent cases testing the notion of the borderless Internet: FRENCH GROUPS VS.

Prof. Andrea Baker, a sociologist at Ohio University, has been testing that notion.

In his basement, Mr. Villchur began testing his notion of a sealed-cabinet loudspeaker.

Dr. Chapco said he and colleagues had begun DNA studies of the species in the hopes of testing that notion.

But these days everyone seems to be testing the notion, as the Philadelphia Orchestra did recently at Carnegie Hall.

And they are testing the notion, long held by health planners, that the city can survive with fewer hospitals.

Yet, at the same time, Fortuyn maintained that he was revolted by bigotry, and his own career definitely would have tested American notions of tolerance.

And Portugal is testing the notion that Greece is alone.Some see hope in things that Mrs Merkel has not yet done.