Sentence examples for this particular notion from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it means something completely different depending on to which context you're applying this particular notion.

This particular notion is testable, and Sheldrake has invested his own money in testing it.

"In many ways the historical evidence has been pointing to the fallacy of this particular notion of patient zero for decades," said McKay.

This particular notion seems closely allied to the Dionysian and Christian idea of knowing a god by eating him - an idea later picked up in Robert Heinlein's controversial 1960s novel, Stranger in a Strange Land.

This thought experiment problematizes this particular notion: ethically acceptable and societally desirable outcomes are not necessarily achieved when alignment is a consequence of early closure.

This particular notion arguably holds promise for facilitating agency in a coding class for the disadvantaged; with students who may have never anticipated interaction with the field of software development.

Sure, there have been other video games influenced by papercraft – most notably Media Molecule's Tearaway – but none has reached the mainstream with the particular notion expressed in Snipperclips' tagline: cut it out, together.

And, to the extent that there is a received view on the matter, it is that this relationship is grounded in (if not identical with) the contrast between the general idea of an object of reference or subject of predication, and the particular notion of a fundamental subject of predication.

While anyone has the right to criticize and speak freely about their experiences, the particular notion that a man is free of blame when both he and a woman are intoxicated perpetuates a dangerously retrograde view of consent.

They may agree with religious Jews about the Biblical past, but many evangelical Christians have a highly particular notion of what Jewish control of this land will mean for the future; for them, it will help usher in the second coming of Jesus Christ.

In response to this objection, one could distinguish between reconstructions that favour one particular notion of natural selection, coupled to a particular explanatory practice, and those that are more liberal.