We will not go into this with ironclad,
preconceived notions.
For, they concede, the church does after all bring in some kind of
vague notion
of god and a supreme being.
Naive realism maintained the
commonsense notion
that physical objects existed independently of the senses.
Notions of equivalence.
He
rejected any notion
that the red platform is ' the problem ' in the cpgb.
I adore old french films, and that really
romantic notion
of music aching and breaking hearts all over a film.
They built on kids '
naïve notions
of biology in just the way that psychologists would say you should do.
Notions of identity?
At this point let me
dispel the notion
that counseling is all about freud, couches and is only for certain types of people!
People have the
mistaken notion
that business is sales minus costs and expenses is equal to profit.
Notion of britishness
is more important than ever in the new context of globalization.
The economic approach focuses purely on monetary value and may be damaging if it
reinforces the notion
that volunteering is all about saving money.
Sergeant wilkie replied that she thought the whole thing made her look like a boy, which was a
ridiculous notion.
Notion of journalistic objectivity
was completely redundant in a situation like that where you had to take sides.
He gives emma just enough encouragement for her to
entertain the notion
of becoming his assistant for a new act.
Mr square, a sensible sort, did not believe in the
absurd notion
of the third dimension.
Notions of rationality.
From roadside glimpses so far, i'd
dismissed all horror-film notions
of vodou.
Opposes the
conventional notion
that hardy is a pessimistic thinker.
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