Sentence examples for this very notion from inspiring English sources

Certain people may scoff at this very notion.

This very notion offends the separation-of-powers principles and our constitutional scheme".

This very notion of guiding New Yorkers' decision making, however, has generated resentment of many of the mayor's initiatives.

On top of this, the government's response is to "promote British values", completely ignoring that this very notion is part of the problem.

In what follows, the predominant focus will be on the 'philosophy of logic' side of medieval theories of consequence, i.e. how they articulated this very notion, rather than on spelling out the exact inferential rules endorsed by the different authors.

This very notion is counterintuitive and counter-active to a system that should be focused on rehabilitation.

At this point the very notion of advice seeking seemed at last to be an evasion, a postponement.

Not surprisingly, this is the very notion religious conservatives want to challenge.

This is true in the very notion of a "pan-Asian" museum.

This logic, and indeed the very notion of an empirically rigorous UFO-spotter, is guaranteed to provoke snorts of derision from sceptics who regard ufology as a blend of pseudo-science, conspiracy theory and mystical hokum.

For example, energy is conserved in chemical reactions, on the assumption that there is no net flow of energy into or out of the system.' (2000, pp. 95) Schaffer comments that this 'looks to invoke the very notion of "flow" that the process account is supposed to analyze' (2001, pp. 810).