Sentence examples for western notion from inspiring English sources
The militants think it's a Western notion that has been imposed on the Muslim world.
Given the western notion that democracy allows voters to "kick the bums out", perhaps not.
The Western notion of think-tanks as a government's "external brains" has not taken root in China.
It doesn't take long given the context before one starts asking some fundamental questions: is the western notion of patent rights the best system for Kenya?
These people of course don't fit the western notion of individualised, often money-based "success" because each dissents from the system imposed on them.
Many Chinese chafe at the common Western notion that multiparty democracy is the form of government towards which all other systems evolve.
It remains stunningly itself, indifferent to Western notions of success.
Modern Western notions of religious tolerance do not apply, however.
Atatürk was clearly influenced by western notions of maximising the efficiency of individual citizens.
He returns to witness firsthand the clash between radical Islam and western notions.
Western notions of what is a safe distance between cars mean little in China.
