But if I did, it's still real.' " Kaliouby expects that notions of privacy will shift.
It was not until the 16th century that notions of "artists" being more elevated than "artisans" began to gain currency.
Against that, notions of "freshness", which are in the eye of the beholder, start to look flimsy.
Another idea is that good design should never be more than it needs to be, and that notions of restraint, economy and efficiency should be built into it.
Mr. Ghannouchi, his own thoughts evolving in exile, became an early proponent of a more inclusive and tolerant Islamism, arguing a generation ago that notions of elections and majority rule were universal and did not contradict Islam.
In conclusion, and with the perspective of years, let me say that notions of madness and nervous breakdowns during this time are exaggerated and were really much more your basic old-fashioned midlife crisis.
When he left the Camp David summit meeting in July, Mr. Arafat made it clear that he wanted the Palestinians to control East Jerusalem and that notions of shared sovereignty or "divine" sovereignty over the holy sites were unacceptable.
Recognising that human actions, like all other events in the natural world, had deterministic, physical causes we would see that notions of responsibility, guilt and blame were, at best, fictions.
He shows that national culture in both India and Britain developed in relation to their shared colonial experience and that notions of religion and secularity were crucial in imagining the modern nation in both countries.
Cutting taxes and spending are noble notions, but without concrete details and plans behind them they are simply that: notions.
Finally, there could have been conceptual differences across cultures in interpreting the semantic equivalence as advised by Herdman [ 31] who highlighted that translated instruments implicitly and explicitly assume that notions of oral health-related quality of life are similar across cultures, when they may not be.
