Sentence examples for the common notions from inspiring English sources

You might begin by brainstorming the common notions, stereotypes, and myths of what slavery was like.

Dan Rooney, the Steelers' owner, recalled that Carson defied the common notions of his era.

Egoist doctrines are less concerned with the philosophic problem of what is the self than with the common notions of a person and his concerns.

As a taxpayer who foots the bill for research and health policy in America, you deserve to know that many of the common notions you have been told about food, health and disease are wrong".So who is right?

Thus if I say 'Virgil', the common notions 'man' and 'poet' will be understood.

Finally, all but one of the common notions do correspond to some of Aristotle's axioms, with the possible exception of claim (8) that things which coincide are equal.

What does the common notion of a new baby as a gift mean?

And even the common notion that 1983 represented an economic turnaround crumbles on closer inspection.

McNerney also said the common notion that plantar fasciitis goes away with rest was false.

After all, the common notion is that alcohol and substance abuse are for young people.

The common notion is that voting for Corbyn is some kind of retreat into a "comfort zone".