Sentence examples for this same notion from inspiring English sources

Legal doctrine is based on this same notion.

This same notion was presented another way when Anderson Cooper invited two couples from "All-American Muslim" on his show — Nawal and Nader and Shadia and Jeff — and also, in his studio audience, a woman named Melanie who had been petitioning to get the show cancelled.

This same notion — that truth is hidden below the surface — was soon steeped in the thinking of Sigmund Freud, who trained at the Vienna School of Medicine in the Rokitansky era and who used psychoanalysis to delve beneath the conscious minds of his patients and reveal their inner feelings.

This same notion is what's led Katz to believe that he should consider what his business "means" — to stakeholders, to writers, to employees and to the community at large— "beyond dollars and cents".

According to the UN, indigenous peoples face systemic discrimination and exclusion from political and economic power in many places of the world and the interviewees in this study describe the same notion.

Aside from the dodgy science, if you look at who's pushing this stuff, it's wealthy philanthropists, Heinz, Carnegie Foundation, with the same notion, that the ills of society are located in the lower orders".

Whenever the same notion arises synchronously in a number of different contexts -- in this case the Catholic Church, the Occupy movement, the climate movement, and the new-economy movement -- it's an idea whose time has arrived.

Mahler and Nielsen arrived at the same notion independently at the same time.

A feature noted by some linguists is "hypersynonymy" whereby many competing coinages express the same notion.

Much the same notion launched Jamestown; but ambitious nation-building is a little out of fashion now.

Its generalities expressed the same notion of a unified system and of that system's essential beauty.