Sentence examples for this broader notion from inspiring English sources

It's this broader notion that there's a pattern of this activity".

For example the important classes of complete semilattices, CSLat, and complete atomic Boolean algebras, CABA, form varieties only with this broader notion of signature.

Natural kindness encompasses all beings and while the challenges you'll face when trying to put this broader notion of kindness into practice will sometimes be trying, you'll never stop learning about the depths of your ability to be truly kind.

Expand this dialogue to the broader notion of "privatization".

This is in line with the broader notion that was introduced by Prichard et al. as one of the main reasons for writing the program: that linguistic, cultural or physical characteristics might correspond with genetic information.

Other authors do not make this distinction and include professional support in the broader notion of social support [ 16, 18].

In addition, three of the categories (CR, EN, and VU) are contained within the broader notion of "threatened".

But the broader notion that it expresses, that different cultures organize the world according to meaningfully different categories, is at this point a commonplace.

*Rules concerning clothing and purdah come under the broader notion of hijab, the Islamic concept of modesty which should be displayed by both men and women.

The Sept. 11 commission report also forcefully dismissed the broader notion that there was a terrorist alliance between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

This specific instance of privacy was further developed by Alan Westin and other authors into the broader notion of informational privacy, i.e. the control over information about oneself.