Sentence examples for twin notions from inspiring English sources
What drew me in, and what draws so many young children to the series, were the twin notions of escape and exile.
Saudi Arabia's Shias are a potentially volatile minority living in some of its most oil-rich regions: little wonder that the twin notions of federalism and democracy being talked about in Iraq have long been anathema to the House of Saud.And its surprising new friendsAnd yet, in spite of everything, the American experiment in Iraq might yet succeed.
Sir Antony Jay, whose gifts to the nation include co-creating Yes, Prime Minister, is credited with first outlining the twin notions of Head of State and Head of Nation in a book published alongside his defining 1990s documentary on the role of the Queen, Elizabeth R. The monarch's duties, he wrote, "can be done well, or adequately, or badly, or not done at all.
Adaptive management emphasizes the twin notions that incomplete knowledge and high degrees of risk and uncertainty about earth and climate systems will always limit land and resource planning and management decisions, and that management is chiefly a learning and adapting process.
And while they agree on few political issues, they work together often to the consternation of their former comrades in an attempt to disabuse kids of the twin notions that armed conflict is both glamorous and part of a viable solution.
A case in point is the putative presence of Dufour bladelets in Châtelperronian level X of the Grotte du Renne, at Arcy-sur-Cure [77], which some have used to support the twin notions that the site is heavily disturbed and that the numerous ornaments found in level X originated in Aurignacian level VII, where Dufour bladelets are abundant [78] [79].
Among the toughest exhibition challenges is the twin notion of The New World and Discovery.
"When John and I looked at our friends who had had one baby and then had two, we were very glad we 'didn't know any better.' It allowed us to dive into twin parenthood without preconceived notions of how things should be.
Among the things destroyed with the twin towers was the notion, held by certain Americans ever since Vietnam, that to be stirred by national identity, carry a flag and feel grateful toward someone in uniform ought to be a source of embarrassment.
We propose here a formal extension of the notion of twin operation as an isometry between two identical crystals that preserves part of the atomic structure.
While the concordance estimates from population-based twin studies questioned the notion of a major genetic component in type 2 diabetes [ 13], perhaps the most significant lesson from twin studies was the finding that zygosity and thus twin status may influence insulin secretion and insulin action [ 11].
